Madelyn talks a weaver through a particularly problematic plaid project.
I'm trying to weave huck-lace throws. What I'm looking for is a light and lacy look. What I'm getting are really nice throws, but there are no lacy holes and what you see is the pattern created by floats. Help!
Why do tightly wound bobbins make for selvedges? Madelyn has the answers!
How does one figure out the appropriate sett for doubleweave?
For doublecloth, is it better to weave front-to-back or back-to-front?
Finishing a chenille scarf with fringe is one option but there are caveats. Hemming is another option. Madelyn explains.
I like to tie the warp onto the apron rod in small groups (a half inch of warp width or less), and then just start weaving, using the yarn that will be used in the project. The first half inch of weaving will do the job of aligning the warp threads,
