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These rigid-heddle towels were designed to celebrate the floral colors of spring and all the joy they bring.
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This airy piece gets its lacy look from leno and is the perfect addition to your summer vacation wardrobe.
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The rotating staircases in M. C. Escher’s art seem captured in this block-weaving pattern. Though they look complex, these placemats are not difficult to weave.
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Inspired by a technique found in a nineteenthcentury embroidery book, Sara used internal hemstitching to create the squares within squares in this elegant runner.
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Add a pop of springtime color to your table with these felted coasters.
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Learn how to weave four-shaft twills on your rigidheddle loom and unlock new pattern possibilities.
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For this runner, you'll explore a centuries-old Norwegian technique updated with a playful, bright color palette.
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This scarf features a classic plaid—with a twist. Instead of mirroring her warp stripes, Shilpa opted to feature wide fawn stripes and heathered gray accents on one side with large heathered gray stripes and fawn accents on the other.
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Explore innovative projects that show it’s hip to be square.
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Have you ever wondered what a variable-dent reed was and how to use one on the rigid-heddle loom?
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Explore articles on silk from Mexico to Laos, then choose your next project from 9+ designs for 4- and 8-shaft weaving, inkle, knitting, embroidery, and more.
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Sara Goldenberg White shares her tips, tricks, and best practices for using 2 pick-up sticks on the rigid-heddle loom.
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Eco-friendly and incredibly versatile, hemp yarn just might surprise you!
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Clasped weft and just a hint of pick-up make this a cotton scarf you'll want to wear all spring long.
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In the planning stages of this scarf, Susan and Melissa talked about ways to combine two colors in the same weft pick. At first, they considered clasped weft but ultimately decided instead to use the slit-weft technique.
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Designer Angela K. Schneider likes to think of this scarf as a tune that changes time signatures: a slow march in four-beat time, a smooth central waltz in three beats, and finally, a return to a four-beat rhythm.
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This scarf highlights not only the yarn colors but the yarn’s incredible plush feel. The floats in rosepath twill keep the sumptuous feel, and stripes at the ends of the scarf create a gorgeous color gamp.
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Un-dyed, naturally colored silks combined with the Fibonacci sequence create an elegant, luxurious scarf perfect for a night out on the town.
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As a designer, playing with a variety of yarns to see how they work together is always interesting. It is rewarding when an unexpected outcome turns a common item into one that is exciting and unique, and often those accidental discoveries become a springboard for future projects.
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Plain weave is anything but plain in this kerchief-style shawl featuring solid and variegated yarns.
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The intersection of the deep ink and shimmering icicle in the clasped-warp technique symbolizes two hearts joining forever.
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Weave a set of coordinating, cozy mittens in adult and small child size for your wintery walks.
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Every bread basket needs a pretty and functional liner, and this one of traditional gingham paired with alternating blocks of waffle weave is sure to please.
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