Weaving designs

Weaving a scarf is the perfect starting point for the new weaver. It's a narrow piece, which makes it easy to tension. It's a long warp, but not so long as to be likely to cause any real issues. And once you're done weaving and wet finishing, you have a completed woven piece, ready to

Slow progress. . . Come see the finished piece at the Seattle @rawartists Holiday RAWk show! FYI - Today is the last day to purchase…

I’m so excited to share a sneak peek of my new class, Grid Patterns! One great thing about this class is I will walk you through all the ways to create your own grid patterns for projects in all kinds of art forms. You can be on the lookout for this class to launch toward the end of the month or ear

Our first collection of new exciting designs with detailed instructions on how to weave them. You will discover that there are unlimited design possibilities with our simple potholder looms.

There are some weaving tools that you need to get started. Then there are tools that you could weave without, but should you?

Five Things That I Wish I'd Known When I First Started Weaving on a Frame Loom from a completely self-taught weaver who learned entirely by trying things, Googling, and learning through mistakes.

We love sharing our passion for rigid heddle weaving with you! We are here to help you on your weaving journey with our weaving projects and patterns.

Learn how to weave a textured wall hanging on a simple frame loom. Materials, warping and basic techniques for frame loom weaving

The flowing lines of an undulating twill are well suited to projects inspired by water.… Read More

I got 8 towels woven. Natural (unbleached & undyed) cotton threaded in point twill, 4 different tie ups, 2 of each weave pattern. First I wove what I call a flower pattern. Wasn’t my favorite in real