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Season 2, Episode 6: A teacher and artist on how she makes magic carpets as a tapestry weaver
What would my sizing experiment look like after weaving & washing? Only a hot bath can tell...
Nikyle Begay, a shepherd with a flock of Navajo-Churro, is also a weaver and a member of the Diné tribe.
There is always time to learn and create, even if it’s only minutes a day.
My working memory is bad, so over the years I have developed methods to help me keep track of pick-up sequences.
Using a cartoon for tapestry and other figurative weaving is a time-honored technique. Here's how Tommye McClure Scanlin does it.
Often weavers find that having a theme to design for helps them expand their design skills. Read how weaving projects to submit to Handwoven and Little Looms has prompted Barbara Goudsmit to explore new design avenues.
Why are some handwoven towels absorbent but not others? This informative Yarn Lab will clear up some of the mystery.
Two scarves with two levels of complexity showcase the versatility of the rigid-heddle loom.
In this, seventh and last post of Reader’s Gallery scarves and shawls, I concentrated on pin-loom and continuous-strand weaving.