Laura Fry shares her weaving techniques that will save you time and wear and tear on your body in her video The Efficient Weaver. Even an experienced weaver such as Deb Essen will learn tips they didn't know.
Sometimes you forget to follow your own rules as Madelyn did for a weave-along.
You don't always cook by a recipe but you use them for inspiration. Anita talks about how she uses weaving projects from books and magazines as her "weaving recipes".
I have found the most helpful way to do this with weaving is to divide everything you can do on a shaft loom into three categories: plain weave, twill, and block weaves.
Weavers continue to ask What If? They always will and weaving will continue to evolve.
Satin is the backbone of Jacquard weaving because the high warp-dominant vs weft-dominant contrast creates wonderful patterning possibilities.
