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A stash seems to grow with time, and one day you realize you will never be able to use it all. Here are some suggestions to consider.
Season 3, Episode 5: Cover yourself in cloth—and clothing—that makes you proud.
Daryl designed and wove a plaid using the leftovers from previous projects and yarns she was gifted. The coat she made out of that plaid reminds her of past projects and friends.
More pun-tastic, reader-submitted, weaving jokes sure to make you laugh (or groan).
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Need a laugh? Here are a few fiber-related jokes to (we hope) make you chuckle.
Everyone has their own method of recording important details about a project. Here is what works for Barbara, especially when she is weaving a project for Handwoven or Little Looms.
What are the two main types of triangle-shaped looms, and how are they different?
Christina gives tips and tricks for weaving with an extra-fluffy yarn on the pin loom.
For newer weavers, using a handwoven dishtowel can be scary. Here is one solution for turning precious into functional without the fear factor.