weaving

Weave a gauzy linen window covering that ripples in the breeze

This issue focuses on creating textiles that welcome springtime with a range of lacy, open, and transparent weaves.

At conferences, in your mailbox, or in their small-town storefront, Susan and Jim Bateman operate your local yarn store for weaving, spinning, knitting, and crochet.

A high-flying pig is the epitome of crazy optimism, something we can all use.

Deb explains the value of sampling at the loom to create the fabric you desire.

Three basic factors affect drape: yarn/fiber, weave structure, and warp/weft density. How can you design fabric with the drape you want?

If you are weaving for weddings or other special occasions, consider towels. Nothing dries wedding crystal like linen.

This article and tablecloth pattern from 1987 inspired Susan A. Bloomfield to design and weave her Monk's Belt Revisited towels.

Why choose when you can learn different techniques from each of them?

Try bandweaving with this free PDF, which includes two band patterns with full instructions for weaving them on either an inkle loom or using a backstrap weaving setup.