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Weaving Resources
Basic Weave Structures: Plain Weave
Plain weave is a fundamental weaving structure in which the weft travels over and then under adjacent warp ends. The weft does the opposite in the next row, traveling under/over a warp end it previously went over/under. Plain weave creates a smooth and strong cloth.
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Doubleweave on a Rigid Heddle Loom: Tips for Achieving a Clean Shed
Learn how to achieve a clean shed when doing doubleweave on your rigid heddle loom.
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The Differences Between Direct and Indirect Warping for Rigid Heddle Looms
Learn the functional differences between the direct and indirect warping methods for rigid heddle looms.
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How to Wind a Warp for Weaving
Learn how to wind a warp for weaving with instructions and advice from Amanda Rataj. If you are a rigid heddle weaver, this process is known as indirect warping.
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How to Fix Warp Tension Issues on Rigid Heddle Looms
Learn the how to prevent tension problems on your rigid heddle loom while warping, and how to fix tension issues while weaving.
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How to Read a Weaving Draft
Learn how to read a weaving draft with this in-depth look at each of the key components: threading, tie-up, treadling, and drawdown. This information can be applied to both rising and sinking shed looms.
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Fringe Finishing Techniques
This article covers two basic finishing techniques: hand twisted and braided fringe. A fringe is more than a decorative element—it also secures your weaving. These simple and beginner-friendly techniques can be used on a variety of projects, such as scarves, rugs, and towels.
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Weaving Glossary
New weavers can often be intimidated by all of the new terminology. From treadles to heddles, there’s so much to learn. Fear not, dear weaver! This glossary of terms will tell you everything you need to know.
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How to Buy a Used Loom - Part Two
This article is the second of a two-part series on how to buy used weaving looms. To get a few different perspectives on this, three friends are sharing what they look for in a loom and some of the helpful things they’ve learned along the way.
How To Wet Finish Your Handwovens
Curious how to care for your handwoven piece after you take it off the loom? This post explains how to wet finish and care for handwoven cotton, linen, wool, alpaca, and silk.
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How To Weave Great Selvedges
Curious how to weave great selvedges? These three tips will help you out! Learn how to bubble your weft, use a 45 degree pinch, and feel for the resistance of the weft.