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I have a rule of thumb about that!

Do you shy away from projects because they use this fancy fiber?

A reader weaves with her thrums, then looks at sewing projects for inspiration.

What are your ideas for making weaving more comfortable?

Freshen them up at Weave Together 2027 so you can add finishing touches to your towels, bags, and more.

Whether I’m adding floating selvedges or repairing warp ends, I use these handy devices on just about every warp.

My next project is written for four towels, but I want to weave eight instead.

Some current gallery shows—and a museum exhibit—that have caught our eye.

Put down your color wheel, step away from color theory, and learn how to stop struggling with color.

Blend drafts, transform sound into color, weave a stunning gradient, and more—all in the Fall 2026 issue.

Find links for bonus web materials, WIFs, subscriber-exclusive projects and downloads, lift plans, and more.

Weaving with the reverse side up by accident? The solution is in your loom type—and your tie-up.