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Ask Madelyn: Quigley and Half Satin

Madelyn explains the weave structures Quigley and Half Satin.

Counterbalance Loom

My new counterbalance loom was 60" wide—wonderful for weaving rugs and blankets but also great for towels and scarves.

The Fortuna Major Scarf and the Beautiful Brooks Bouquet

One of the earliest things I learned about weaving is that the practice, as a whole, has a truly wonderful vocabulary. We warp the loom, sley the reed, and mess about with heddles and treadles.

Learn How To Weave with Tom Knisely

Tom Knisely has a new beginning weaving video. Learn how to weave on a loom with useful weaving techniques and a fun beginner weaving project!

Ask Madelyn: Determining Warp Sett for Boundweave

How do you determine sett for boundweave, a weft-faced weave?

Ask Madelyn: More on Sectional Warping

Madelyn helps a weaver find good resources for warping her sectional warp beam.

The Draft: Tied Overshot Corrected Treadling

Corrected treadling for a figure in "The Draft: Tied Overshot" where the treadling and drawdown did not match. Get the corrected figure here.

Ask Madelyn: Half Dukagång and a Correction

Patterning in half dukagång is usually done with pick-up rather than with loom-controlled blocks, but structurally it is the same as a version of summer and winter in which only one tie-down shaft is raised throughout.

Weavers Workshop: What’s a Fibonacci?

The Fibonacci Sequence can be a great aid in designing handwovens.