Many rigid heddle projects are striking because rigid-heddle weavers have no fear of using novelty yarn.
Not everything in your weaving studio needs to come from a weaving or yarn store. Here is a list of items in my studio from the hardware store:
In the United States and abroad, wartime has long involved knitters.
The yarn is core spun with just a bit of glitz, and it is the star in this sassy woven satchel.
One of the best parts of working for Handwoven is getting to know and learn from Interweave founder Linda Ligon.
I have recently watched your Weaving Well DVD and picked up many ideas that will be helpful in my weaving. I have now begun to use S-hooks to weight my floating selvedges.
You know you've been wondering about how to use that big bottle of wool wash you've had for 3 years. Here you go!
Scottish weavers have a pattern they call barleycorn? What is it, and is it the same as American barley corn?
I have found that different measuring tools help in different ways to improve my weaving speed and process.