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Fiber Festival: Beyond the Shopping

What can you do at the sheep and wool festival? Along with the price of admission, you have access to demonstrations that can be the best part of your fiber festival weekend. Here are a few demos you can’t miss.

Ask Madelyn: Deflected Doubleweave Selvedges

I’m wanting to weave my first piece in deflected doubleweave but I’m not sure how to handle the selvedges (I have to weave 4 picks of one color followed by 4 picks of another).

Ask Madelyn: The Sett for Doubleweave

I have only been weaving for three years and am fascinated with doubleweave, but how do I determine the sett for a doubleweave project?

Elegant Evening Bag

Love to go out on the town but hate to take your big everyday purse to the theater or a nice restaurant? You need the Elegant Evening Bag from Easy Weaving with Little Looms 2018!

Market Vegetables

Perhaps the coolest thing about weaving these little market vegetables is learning to think differently about these little squares.

Kick that Weaving Rock and See Where it leads You

Kicking the weaving rock means trying new things without a really firm plan in mind. About 15 years ago, I wove a striped rep weave runner.

Ask Madelyn: More About Tying on New Warps

I have been using your method of tying on a new warp to an old one for several years. I’m wondering how you calculate warp length for the new warp. I’m not sure how to determine the amount of loom waste for the new warp and I don’t want to run out of it!

Ask Madelyn: Tying a New Warp Onto an Old One

Madelyn gives her advice for tying on warps.

The Quirks of Handweaving

It might just be a learning path, otherwise known as a mistake, but there could also be times when one path leads to another, and you find yourself weaving something you weren’t expecting. That’s when the quirks of handweaving take control.

Weaving Adventures in Taos, New Mexico

Taos, New Mexico and its surrounding communities have much to offer visiting handweavers.