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Weaving and Spinning Projects - All Fiber Arts | |
| Weaving spinning and dye projects: Salish weaving, spider silk, doubleweave, how to warp a loom, sock knitting | ||
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| Name Drafting Weaving drafts can reveal secret coded messages.
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| Cactus Christmas Ornament Sue Freeman sent in these lovely cactus ornaments, as part of our Ornament Exchange. | |
| Corduroy Christmas Ornament These little Christmas tree bags are woven using 8/2 cotton and metallic yarns.
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| Twill Tea Towels This beginner weaving project will brighten up your kitchen with twill sampler tea towels. Twill Tea Towels - part 2
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| How to Tie on to a Sectional Warp Beam A work-around for using the sectional beam on shorter warps.
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| Variegated Handspun Merino Socks These socks are easy to spin and can be made from leftovers in your fiber stash. | |
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| Selkirk Weavers Guild Show The Selkirk Weavers Guild presented a festive array of handwoven Christmas gifts in their annual show. Part 2 | |
| How to Warp a Loom: Tying on to the Front Beam How to tie on to the front apron rod and adjust the tension. | |
| How to Warp a Loom: Beaming How to wind a warp onto the back beam, by yourself. | |
| How to Warp a Loom: Threading the Heddles How to thread the heddles using a draft plan. | |
| How to Warp a Loom: Sleying the Reed Using the Front-to-Back method of warping, the warp is threaded through the reed next. | |
| How to Warp a Loom: Tying the Warp Chain A series of step-by-step instructions on warping your loom with easy-to-follow photos. | |
| Spider Silk Have you ever wondered if the silk of the spider can be used? | |
| How to Warp a Loom: Making a Warp Chain Using a warping board to make a warp chain. | |
| Sett: Ruler Wrapping Two ways to determine an appropriate sett. | |
| How to Warp a Loom A beginner's guide to warping your loom with step-by-step instructions. | |
| Woollen and Worsted Yarns Wool yarns can be classified as either woollen or worsted. | |
1999 Ornament Exchange | |
| Lichen Classification | |
Lichens and Dyes
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| Crackle Weave Project A lightweight crackle weave fabric using Foxfiber naturally colored cotton Crackle Weave Project - part 2 | |
Pin Weaving | |
| Woven Coverlets With the invention of the jacquard loom and punch cards, woven coverlets and complex designs became possible. | |
| Looms Looms have been used for centuries to create the cloth that we wear.
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| Craft Shows If you weave, at some point you will think about attending a craft show. | |
| Double Width Weaving How to weave a project double the width of your loom. Part 2 - Weaving draft for Double wide weaving | |
| Woven Coverlets Woven coverlets were popular in the 19th Century. | |
| Computers & Looms Did you know that that computers and looms are related?
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| Salish Blankets The Salish were known as the weavers of the Pacific northwest.
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| Valentine's and Swedish Lace A special weaving draft to celebrate Valentine's day.
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Cedar Bark Weaving
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Qiviut | |
Shadow Weave Draft | |
2010 Features | |
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