Best of Handwoven: Top Ten Projects in Overshot Volume III

Overshot has long been a favorite of weavers from around the world, but it holds a special place in the history of the Americas where it was a favorite of Colonial coverlet weavers, found a reemergence in popularity thanks in part to the miniature patterns of Bertha Gray Hayes, and remains beloved by many weavers today. In our latest eBook we celebrate both traditional overshot and modern interpretations of this beloved structure with 10 four-shaft projects and 3 bonus articles. Taken from past issues of Handwoven , this collection represents the best overshot projects from the past 10 years.

eBook Includes:

• A Prim Rose for Weaver Rose, Norma Smayda

• Prim Rose Table Runner, Norma Smayda and Ann Rudman

• The Draft: Overshot Threading Then and Now, Madelyn van der Hoogt

• Rose and Star Overshot Towels, Robyn Spady

• Ancient Rose Scarf, Christina Garton

• The Show Towel: A Pennsylvania German Tradition, Tom Knisely

• Show Towel, Tom Knisely

• Wandering Vine Table Runner, Tom Knisely

• Sweet Little Wedding Towels, Tracy Kaestner

• A Modern Twist on a Bertha Gray Hayes Draft, Nancy Dunlap

• “Origami” Napkins with Silk Overshot, Susan E. Horton

• Amaryllis in Winter Scarf, Diane De Souza

• Color and Pattern in Overshot, Scott Norris

• Tips For Planning, Hemstitching, and Fringing

Plus, this eBook includes 12 WIFs!

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