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For her coasters, Yvonne wanted to weave a tribute to Bauhaus-trained weaver Anni Albers.
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Designed to emulate the works of M.C. Escher, this sophisticated shrug is perfect for a night out on the town.
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These rigid-heddle pillow covers are a tribute to the weavers of West Bengal, India, as well as the region’s beautiful gardens.
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Look closely and you can easily see the individual colors, but from afar, the hues blend to create a stunning color-shifting check.
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Rich colors and geometric shapes provide a mélange of design possibilities for your scarf.
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Use log cabin, a color-and-weave structure, to create optical illusions and 3D effects with groups of lines.
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Bring the gallery to your loom with projects inspired by famous artists, Pointillism, Expressionism, and more.
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Use this graph paper to plot out designs or write out drafts.
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Show your team spirit. Weave a scarf for the sports fan or fans in your life!
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Show your team spirit. Weave a scarf for the sports fan or fans in your life!
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Weaving with two heddles is more than double the fun!
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Learn four more embroidery stitches to upgrade your weaving.
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Forget twisted fringe, braids are a classic finishing technique to try.
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These ideas are a fun, quick way to try inlay in your weaving.
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Mugs rugs are a favorite project among weavers, and it’s easy to see why.
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Whether it’s warm and sunny outside or will be soon, it’s the perfect time to warp up your loom for a picnic-inspired project.
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Celebrate your favorite fall blooms with this scarf full of bouquets—Brooks bouquet, that is.
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Cheer up any kitchen with these bright and beautiful basketweave towels.
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This scarf gets its unique texture from two yarns in similar hues with slightly different sizes—and very different fiber content—woven together in a simple houndstooth.
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Malynda found her inspiration for these cottolin towels in the colors of desert at twilight.
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Get comfortable in style with this soft and deceptively simple plain-weave scarf.
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This vibrant runner takes advantage of differential shrinkage by combining cottons with wool singles. The result is subtle and spectacular.
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The color transitions in these placemats celebrate not only the changing of the seasons but also the times in between, where one season seems to blend into the next.
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