I’m so very excited about today’s post. We’re going to talk about using color in weaves and to help me talk about color, I’ve turned to my favorite weaver of colors…
Monthly Archives
October 2015
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Hi friends! Today I’m sharing with you the large loom by Roving Textiles. For those of you looking to upgrade to a large and in-charge loom, Michelle of Roving Textiles just…
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As promised I have another weaving concept to share with you from this blue organic weave I made. If you’ve been reading my posts a lot, you may have noticed that…
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If you’ve been around my blog a lot, then you have seen this weave in more then one tutorial (hem stitch & a new way to hang my weave). And I…
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For those who are curious about weaving with wool roving, but haven’t tried it just yet, this post is for you. Wool roving is a beautiful way to add texture and…
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Hi friends! I had a long weekend filled with events for my sister’s wedding! Yay! But I’m kind of feeling like the back of an unfinished weaving (too cheesy? I’m actually…
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My notched loom has pretty wide gaps and that causes wide gaps between my warp threads. It isn’t a problem as I’ve made some very lovely wall hangings on it. But…
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Hi everyone! I updated my About page with some more details, a better explanation of The Weaving Loom, and a little more about myself. Since no one regularly looks at the…
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Today I’m going to show you how to use the soumak weave to create a chain look on your weave. You can find my first post on the soumak weave here.…
