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by Sienna Bosch
Inlay is a weaving technique that utilizes a base (or ground/tabby) weft and an inlay (or supplemental) weft. The base weft travels from selvedge to selvedge, while the inlay weft travels only where the weaver desires. This creates unique designs that draw the viewer's attention to specific areas of the cloth. In this blog post, we will explore a few of the many options available for weaving Inlay.
by Jennifer Mao
by Amanda Rataj
by Christine Jablonski
by Carolyn Heacock
by Amanda Rataj
by Amanda Rataj
by Christine Jablonski
by Christine Jablonski
by Christine Jablonski
by Amanda Rataj
Loom maintenance can go a long way in preventing mistakes, supporting equipment longevity, and ensuring that your most important tool is running smoothly (which in turn means that weaving is smooth and fun, too!). In this article, Amanda shares a short checklist of things she likes to do every few months to care for her loom.
by Carly Jayne
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