Weaving techniques

I learned how to hemstitch early on in my weaving journey and use it now in most of my hand woven pieces. I love that it is so decorative but entirely practical as well – that suits my tastes perfectly! There are many things to love about the humble hemstitch, it is easy to learn,...Read More

Can you use knitting and crochet yarn for your weaving? These different yarns can have different strength and tactile characteristics that make them better for certain things. Yarn sizing isn't the only thing that makes these yarns different. Learn how to use your knitting or crochet yarn for weaving. #weaving #knitting

Yarn is yarn. Right? While knitting/crochet and weaving yarn can sometimes be used interchangeably - there are notable differences.

Say goodbye to weaving guesswork and hello to precise calculations with our online warp and weft calculator! It's time to make your rigid heddle weaving experience more enjoyable, efficient, and accurate. Don't waste any more time - check out the free calculator and simplify your weaving project now!

If you're obsessed with knitting or crocheting, just wait until you start learning to weave! Weaving opens up a wonderful world of new projects - home textiles, apparel, scarves, shawls and more. And it's not as daunting as you think...we'll tell you everything you need to get started.

Weaving drafts can initially appear complex and intimidating, especially for those new to table loom weaving. However, once you understand the basic components and how they interact, reading a weaving draft becomes a straightforward and essential skill for any weaver. This guide will break down the key elements and explain how to read a weaving draft, enabling you to create beautiful woven textiles confidently.

Are you ready to take your rigid heddle weaving skills to the next level? 🚀 Dive into advanced techniques and learn how to master your rigid heddle loom. There's so much to explore, and you won't believe what you can create with a few simple tweaks. 😍 Don't miss out on the opportunity to transform your weaving experience - Find out more about weaving advanced techniques on your rigid heddle loom! 🔍

Don't be intimidated by setting up your first weaving studio! There are things you should look for when choosing a space and certain materials you will need and want when first starting out and setting up. Your new weaving studio won't take much, but it will mean a lot.

In a craft filled with daunting first steps, warping a rigid heddle loom is made simple by following this guide’s clear, organized methods. It’s no accident your threads stay tangle-free.

Warped edges are one of the biggest mistakes new weavers make, but you don't have to let your weaving edges pull in! You don't have to be frustrated trying to keep your woven selvedges straight. Weave straighter and neater sides with these simple tips and tricks! #weaving #weavingsides #weavestraighter #weavingselvedges #howtoweave #straightweaving

Weaving with fabric is an easy and affordable way to add texture and interest to your wall weavings. In this DIY, learn how to incorporate woven fabric.

There are a lot of weaving tools that you need to start weaving. And then there are tools that you will want once you have woven more and are ready to branch out. Tools like tapestry beaters, long needles, and more can make a great addition to your studio once you already have all the basics.

TOP 10 Weaving Tools all beginner weavers need

At some point all weavers will have some issues with tension on their loom. There are ways to avoid it, but sometimes its inevitable. Learn how to get good tension for your weaving projects from the very beginning and how to fix your weaving tension if it has issues during your project.

Use weft floats to create patterns and texture in your weaving. Weave freestyle by planning your own patterns for any loom.