I just bid farewell to our last task chair review sample, noting as much as I found this and other new models comfortable in different ways, my tried and true task chair I purchased way back in 2008 keeps proving to be the most comfortable. But after years of daily use, the chair has definitely seen better days.

Tutorials - Sewing Selvedges - I have had a few requests on how I sew the selvedges when I make my selvedge quilts. Here is a quick tutorial showing how I sew each selvedge. I use tracing vilene as a foundation but you can use paper or muslin if you prefer.

Learn how to weave neat selvedges with this tutorial. It covers all the basics beginner weaver sneed to know in order to have nice edges.

I use basket selvedges on almost everything (except plain weave cloth). I just plain don't like floating selvedges - too much manual manipul...

Step-by-step tutorial for beginner knitters about a simple way to make side edges of any project neat and tidy.

Pictures - Love, love Selvedges - After a torrid month of sickness and upheaval in my home and so much hot weather, I am so looking forward to having my Selvedge Quilt Display in a fortnight's time. I grow more in love with selvedges every day and just had to share the lovely packages of selvedges the postie delivered

I’m not a fan of floating selvedges. Moving their weights, separating them from the threaded ends they’re next to, lifting them up to go under or pushing them down to go over – that all detracts from my weaving experience. Anything that slows me down and interrupts my weaving zen irritates me every single time.

Keeping the sides of your weaving straight can be challenging as a beginner weaver! In this post I'm breaking down why these issues occur, and sharing three of my top tips for keeping the selvedges nice and straight.

Sewing projects to make with selvedge / selvage fabric ~ Threading My Way

Floating selvedges are the best way to make sure your pattern weavings are stable and simple to weave. Learn all about when you need them.

Knitting tutorial for beginners about the easiest way to add an i-cord edging to sides of scarves, blankets, shawls and cardigans.

The 6 best selvedges for finishing your projects. We will take a look at which to choose depending upon what you want to knit.

A very common struggle among newer tapestry weavers is to keep the weaving square. This is all about weft tension or how much weft is going into your tapestry at any one time. Too much weft and the piece will get wider, too little and it’ll get narrower. I find that most students have more trouble with the tapestry getting narrower as they work. The changes can be subtle! It is easy to weave a whole piece not realizing that over the course of it you’ve drawn in a half an inch or more. The only fool-proof way I’ve found to make sure this isn’t happening is to make myself measure the width of the tapestry frequently.

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This simple edge pattern produces smooth & attractive selvedges on your flat knitting projects, and the fact that the edges are 5 stitches wide makes them ve...

Don't let your quest for straight selvedges drive you crazy! There are simple tricks that you can do to keep your weaving from pulling in at the sides.

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