weaving


Finger Weaving—An Ancient Tradition That Binds Us Together

You can learn the technique from Mary Shackleford at Weave Together 2025

Weaving for Dogs: A Waste of Effort, or a Perfect Opportunity?

Some might argue that it‘s a ridiculous waste of time, but here‘s why Christina goes all-in on weaving for her pups.

Struggling to Keep the Kids Occupied? Teach them to Weave Baskets!

Paper-bag baskets, that is—they‘re easy and fun to weave, and useful to boot.

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Zebras on the Serengeti Scarf

Asymmetry in both warp and weft make for a striking design inspired by the natural world.

Video Tip: What are Damascus Edges, and How Are They Made?

Tom Knisely lays it all out, and shows how to finish a rug two ways.

Choosing the Perfect Loom—For You

Seven questions that will help you narrow the field and find the right loom.

Long Thread Podcast: Rowland & Chinami Ricketts, Indigo Artists

Season 9, Episode 10: In the field and in their studios, Rowland and Chinami explore and reimagine traditional Japanese methods for growing, processing, and dyeing with indigo.

Call for Submissions: Summer 2025—Going on Vacation

This issue focuses on textiles to take along on trips, or to use while lounging in the sun or under the stars.

Explore the Power of 4-Shaft Weaving with Free Towel and Napkin Projects

Discover just how much you can do with four shafts and a few simple ideas.

Long Thread Podcast Spotlight Episode: Brown Sheep Company

In the decades since Brown Sheep Company began, nearly everything in the American wool business has changed. Maintaining the company’s tradition of high-quality wool yarns is a tale of family, persistence, and self-reliance.