Long Thread Podcast: Sara C. Bixler, Red Stone Glen
Season 12, Episode 3: In an idyllic corner of southeast Pennsylvania, teacher and weaver Sara C. Bixler has created a new home to learn about fiber arts.
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Season 12, Episode 3: In an idyllic corner of southeast Pennsylvania, teacher and weaver Sara C. Bixler has created a new home to learn about fiber arts.
Season 11, Episode 6: Can you weave a patchwork quilt? Determined to find out, one fiber artist developed a new loom and expanded the geometry of pin-loom weaving.
Did you know Elisabeth Hill’s inspiration for the Brown Bag Lunch Set in Little Looms Spring 2025 came from an old issue of Handwoven? Learn more about the original project—and the “paper” bags it inspired.
Season 11, Episode 4: The possibilities of bandweaving, says Jennifer B. Williams, are limited only by your imagination. When it comes to her weaving dreams, she has yet to reach the bounds.
Did you know that you can use the clasped-warp technique with more than just plain weave?
With a dozen prizes valued at over $900 total, weavers and fiber lovers could win big this holiday season.
Why having "too much" yarn can be a good thing.
Season 10, Episode 1: Drawing from her deep roots in the Southern Appalachian region, tapestry artist and teacher Tommye McClure Scanlin explores the extraordinary beauty revealed in a closer look.
Season 9, Episode 4: With more than a thousand guitar straps and two books under her belt, Annie MacHale has found no end to her fascination with bandweaving.
Did you know you can weave transparencies on a rigid-heddle loom? Learn more about transparencies and how they're woven and subscribers can get a bonus project to get them started!
Learn why mud dyes might be the perfect starting point for anyone wanting to start natural dyeing. They're safe, easy to use, and come in a variety of beautiful colors.
Don’t let pocketless pants get you down. With this rigid-heddle scarf project from Liz Gipson, you can add 4 extra pockets to any outfit.