Today we’re revisiting this weaver’s carol originally published in 2012. We think it’s a theme most of us can relate to: falling in love.
When most of us think of shadow weave, we probably imagine cloth with just two colors, the light color and its darker “shadow.” Jan Barbieri's Colorful Shadow-Weave Napkins turn that idea on its head.
Every year as the date approaches, I wish I had an autumn-themed runner, towels, or new handwoven napkins. With a little bit of discipline and maybe a purchase of some yarn, I plan on weaving at least one of those items for this year's celebration.
I have been weaving the technique of warp-faced rep for over 35 years—and have yet to exhaust my ideas for color and design. This is the power of warp-faced rep.
Consider taking your weaving with you this summer as Anita did when she took an inkle loom to family camp.
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Jenny Sennott writes about weaving with WEBS new Valley Yarns Stonewashed Cottons.
Follow along with Barbara as she explains her process of moving from weaving idea to design.
Having a place to start helps when planning a project. In this case, a “Yarn Lab“ gave me a head start.
New members joining the Gourmet Weavers group were impressed by the beautiful placemats the other members had woven for a group exchange. That prompted the group to start a second placemat exchange.
How do you know what sett to use for twill if your yarn isn't quite the same as the yarn used in the pattern you are following?