Weaving may have its roots in the past, but it is also a modern craft.
E.E. Gilmore was a weaver and loom builder whose influence continues to this day.
A beginning weaver asks Madelyn how to weave tabby on a table loom if all 8 shafts are being used.
What do you do when weaving inspiration strikes and you don’t have access to your floor loom? Learn how Debbie Dudley used cloth woven on pin looms to "dress" a felted owl of her own design.
I realized the other day that my house holds many subtle and not so subtle clues that a weaver lives here.
Even during normal times, weaving is a solitary craft, and weavers cherish their weaving relationships. Madelyn talks about how she is spending her time alone and what she misses.
Here’s to not playing on our phones and instead, using this time for weaving.
At what point in your weaving career do you stop making errors? Read on about a few that I just made.
Someone once told me that experienced weavers didn’t read Handwoven. I beg to differ.
Staying in might spur you to try new techniques such as the weft color blending I used in my scarf.