When the weather is gray, bring some color to your world with Elisabeth Hill’s bright and happy Grellow and Yay scarf.
Learn how Daryl Lancaster uses the Theo Moorman inlay technique to turn family photographs into handwoven heirlooms. (From Handwoven September/October 2019)
A red ruana designed and woven by Linda Ligon gave Dorothy Tuthill the inspiration to design and weave her own. The result is a gorgeous nod to Linda's original.
If you are looking for a book that will make you a better weaver, this new one by Laura Fry might do the trick.
The word sampler brings to mind a pretty framed embroidery. My first weaving sampler was anything but pretty.
Ever wondered what the process is for getting a project into Handwoven? Here are some steps to follow.
Ever wonder about those 5-shaft drafts you see from time to time? Here's an interesting idea about how they were woven.
Download Handwoven’s submission guidelines for articles and projects.
Do you have an idea for a Handwoven article but don’t know where to start? Here’s a guide to proposing and submitting articles to Handwoven that should help you out.
Here’s the story of how Linda’s son got lost in Tunis and discovered a not-quite-magical cloak.