Tablet weaving patterns for beginners

Creating the books in the Easy Weaving Series is an ongoing project. Each book takes a long time to create and I spend many hours squeezing my creative juices to create the tablet weaving patterns …

Tablet Weaving Patterns 1 - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or view presentation slides online. Open arrows (chevrons) all forward Greek Key all forward Closed arrows all forward. Reverse at regular intervals to create repeating pattern Square Snake ovals.

As I stated before, there are two main purposes to this blog. 1) to document the woven bands I make and 2) so that hopefully readers will learn from my mistakes and have their lives made a bit easier. This post will try to hit on both points and specifically will focus on the double-faced tablet weaving technique. In my previous post, which was my first attempt at tablet weaving, a couple of very important lessons were learned: Twist is a big issue that must be dealt with, and there are ways…

This pattern was inspired by work done by Shelagh Lewins on a band from the Oseberg ship burial (buried in 834 CE). It's a simple threaded-in pattern and is woven by turning the tablets continuously forwards (or by turning the tablets continuously backwards to work out built up twist). It's reversible, so the pattern appears on both sides of the band and would make a great selvedge pattern as part of a larger band. This is an easy weave, as the tablet threadings produce the pattern so…

easy beginner cardweaving patterns

Trying this delayed/scheduled auto-posting thingy so I don’t forget to post the new trim I finished! (Set for just after Pennsic end) The call for Pennsic largess went out recently and I figu…

Tablet weaving tips for beginners and Iron Age Finnish tablet weaving > with my hands - Dream

I have been working on a type of 4 colour pebble weave and I would like to share how to weave with the motifs I have drawn for this purpose. It can look like this. How to thread: All cards should be threaded the same way (Z or S, it doesn't matter). You need to

Hi there! My name is Emilia, and I am a passionate tablet weaver and heritage educator. About seven years ago, I took a leap of faith—I left my academic job and decided to make my living from weaving

Looking for a weaving technique you can take just about anywhere? Try tablet weaving!