I’ve always sampled with a project in mind, but maybe I should be sampling based on the yarn itself.
Whitlynn Battle wove a shawl to honor a museum and national park that is important to her, and to me.
With so many choices, choosing wool for an issue theme because it is less harmful to the environment than some other fibers seems like the way to go.
Thinking about Groundhog Day got me thinking about repetition and then, of course, shadows.
We have developed themes for the five issues of Handwoven 2023 and four issues of Easy Weaving with Little Looms 2023. Here they are.
There was a common thread that ran through all of the projects in the first issue of 2022: Stash-busting!
Mary Atwater developed shadow weave 80 years ago. Learn how she did it in this video clip.
Susan reflects on how Handwoven 2021 inspired her own weaving. She has far too many ideas for the time she has to weave!
Two shuttles can wreak havoc on selvedges, check out this trick from our new Shadow Weave Course!
“As if” and “what if” have special meanings for weavers and often involve pushing the envelope in interesting ways.