Took a break from the barn building because Gary is tired and designed two warps, put one on and wove one scarf from the first one...made en...
I found this beautiful sample of Lark Textile Design's "Reflection" in Michael Folks Showroom in the Seattle Design Center. When I take over the looms, I will definitely continue to making this!
Tapestry weaving takes time. Lots and lots of time! Here's where I spend hours a day when I'm working on tapestry: This tapestry is...
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Feb 26, 2013 - Students learned about fiber art and constructed their own loom using 3 sticks. The sticks were painted with various patterns using ac...
saori weaving | saori weaving from #recycled clothing
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Difficulty: Easy Raffia • Sisal
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This tabletwoven band from Latvia is made using only two threads for the design. Thread a light color in hole A and a dark color in hole C. (Holes B and D remain empty.) The borders are threaded in one color in all four holes and are turned continuously forward. The design tablets must be turned two turns, which will bring the dark thread up; the direction is shown by the "white" arrows. Row 33 is the same as row 1. Draft and Photos Copyright2001 Inese Krumina
Ophelia Pang: weaving
