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Lace weaves are notorious for creating uneven, scalloped, and overall lumpy-bumpy selvedges. Learn two different methods for handling these selvedges in the first installment of our Summer Selvedge Series.
Craving more visual interest in your projects? Try these simple pick-up patterns to add texture to your weaving.
Learn how you can use hand-manipulated techniques for the rigid-heddle loom to create unique and interesting patterns in your bandweaving.
Intimidated by pick-up sticks? Sara Bixler has you covered with five amazing video tips (plus two bonus tips in the article).
Want to weave pick-up lace on the rigid-heddle loom? Make sure you pick the right yarn for the job.
Did you know that you can use the clasped-warp technique with more than just plain weave?
Woven lace often doesn’t look very lacy when it’s still on the loom—it takes the magic of wet-finishing to transform it into its final form.
Bring the beach to your loom--minus the sand and hermit crabs--with these tranquil placemats and napkins from Jodi Ybarra.
Meet Pantone's color of the year and ten inspiring designs for small looms to get your magenta magic going.
Learn how to do Leno lace, Brooks bouquet, and Danish medallions on the rigid-heddle loom. With these hand-manipulated techniques you can take your designs to the next level.
I would like to have a set of handwoven placemats that match my everyday dishes. I have been using store-bought placemats for the past 25 years, and for almost that entire time, I have been thinking about weaving placemats of my own design.
Want to learn how to weave lace on the rigid-heddle loom? These lace napkins are the perfect primer.
To use a softer yarn for warp, I turned to an old technique: applying a coating to minimize the effects of abrasion.
