The introduction of power loom assisted in America gaining its independence from Britain.
James Nampushi is a man with a dream; a dream of saving wildlife in his native Kenya through weaving.
When snow melted in Norway, archaeologists discovered an ancient tunic that teaches a little more about the history of cloth.
We think of it as American but in fact Buffalo Plaid is a Scottish tartan.
During the Depression, the Works Projects Administration (WPA) hired the unemployed to write plays, build libraries, improve roads, bring electricity to rural areas, and much, much more—including weaving.
Mary Meigs Atwater is considered by many to be the weaver who brought weaving back.
