World-renowned singer, teacher, spinner, and weaver Norman Kennedy recounts how he learned to spin and weave in the old days, what it was like to be Master Weaver at Colonial Williamsburg, and what's wrong with the waulkings you've seen on television.
Many colors that we consider to be pure actually contain bits of other colors. Those bits can dull your color mixes. In her article, Deborah explains why.
To finish on time, I needed to cut off my towels before I had woven all of the warp. Here’s my method.
Madelyn goes over the different methods one can use when enlarging a draft.
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E.E. Gilmore wove this lace Rose-Beige Tablecloth in 1985. The design is simple yet classic.
If you or your guild has a collection of weaving samples you want to keep safe without hiding them away, Christina has some suggestions.
When weaving a Shaker-style twisted rug, how do you join a new weft to an old—without making a lump?
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Here are directions for making a manual shaft-switching device for weaving weft-faced rugs.
Weaving may have its roots in the past, but it is also a modern craft.
Linda Ligon reminisces about her times working with former Handwoven photographer Joe Coca.