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3 Tips for Taking Great Photos of your Weaving
Do you ever take photos of your weaving process or your finished pieces, and find that they just don't come close to catching the beauty of the fabric? Today on our blog, Emma Rhodes shares three tips she uses to take great photos of yarn and weaving.
Tapestry Weaving on a Mirrix Loom with Claudia Chase
Today on the blog, we're excited to feature a project designed by Claudia Chase. If you're brand new to tapestry weaving, this isn't a good project to start with.
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Weaver's PlayBox for Rigid Heddle Weavers
The Weaver's PlayBox is a collaboration with Liz Gipson of Yarnworker: a box filled with yarn, project inspiration, and helpful tips created especially for beginner and intermediate rigid heddle weavers.
Cotton and Linen Wrapping Cloth
These cotton and linen wrapping cloths are inspired by the Japanese tradition of Furoshiki - an everyday wrapping cloth used traditionally for gifts or transporting food.
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Buffalo Check Blanket
This week Maddison Wilkerson of West Domestic has shared with us a modern approach to the classic buffalo check blanket.
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Introducing Duet
Meet Duet! A beautiful, textured yarn designed especially for weavers. Duet Cotton/Linen is strong enough for warp, soft enough to wear next to skin, and hardy enough for kitchen towels.
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In the Studio with Avery Williamson
This week we're highlighting the work of Avery Williamson, an artist, researcher and writer who we had the pleasure of speaking with on the Weave Podcast earlier this year.
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Weave a Rug This Weekend
This quick handwoven rug designed by Emma Rhodes is a perfect summer project! Get it warped and woven in a weekend, and have a beautiful new rug for for your own home or to give as a gift.
Color-and-Weave Tea Towels by Jenny Sennott
Soft color-and-weave towels in two contrasting shades of blue.
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