Christina Garton

Just because it’s still autumn doesn’t mean you can’t get excited about the winter holiday season!

There was a time when weavers were told that rigid-heddle looms were only good for scarves and shawls—thank goodness for everyone this was proved wrong.

Mud dyeing is simple, safe, and fun regardless what age you are.

Weavers know inspiration can come from the most unlikely of places--including soil.

If you or your guild has a collection of weaving samples you want to keep safe without hiding them away, Christina has some suggestions.

What makes a weaving “modern?” In Barbara Mitchell’s overshot scarf it’s taking a very traditional structure and turning it on its head.

Leno lace, Brooks bouquet, and Danish medallions are 3 hand-manipulation techniques commonly used in weaving, especially on a rigid-heddle loom. Here’s a primer on how to do each one.

Fell in love with a project, but it’s just a bit too wide for you loom? Don’t despair; there are ways to cut the width without compromising on style.

You don’t have to weave with kids to teach them to love weaving.

Weavers can’t get enough of overshot, and it’s easy to see why! It’s a classic structure loved by colonial and modern weavers alike!