Christina Garton first fell in love with weaving after taking a class at a local fine art museum. Now, as the editor of Easy Weaving with Little Looms, she’s worked to create a publication that both nurtures newer weavers and challenges more experienced weavers. Christina enjoys weaving on all loom types, from homemade cardboard looms to her 8-shaft floor loom and all the other little looms in between.
Looking for direction as to which Handwoven issues you might want to revisit? Start with Linda Ligon's top three.
Recently I was tasked with creating a small and easy pin loom project for an upcoming magazine.
Jochen Ditterich, Handwoven's 2016 Weaving Co-Teacher of the Year learned to weave in Finland.
Weaver's block can stop you in your tracks as you fumble around looking for your next project. Read how Christina found a way out of hers.
For good reason, Joyce Robards won one of the 2016 Handwoven Weaving Teacher of the Year awards.
Summer and winter is a versatile reversible weave that you may want to try.
Imagine my surprise when I suddenly found myself surrounded by beautiful, antique looms all of which were warped and most of which had partial projects on them. I was in absolute awe as I walked around each loom and recognized more than a few.
Handwoven is proud to present a brand new eBook of original woven baby wrap designs.
