Definition of Brake: A brake is a mechanical device which is used either to stop the machine or retard the motion of a moving system. ... Read more The post What is Loom Brake? Loom Brake System in Weaving Machine appeared first on Textile Learner.| Textile Learner
A group of remarkable women from Nakera, in Cakaudrove, Vanua Levu is weaving its way to national prominence. The post The Women of Nakera: Weaving success from nature’s bounty appeared first on Fiji Traveller.| Fiji Traveller
Waffle weave is a beautiful structure that adds texture and softness to your handwoven projects. In this step-by-step photo tutorial, I’ll show you exactly how to create waffle weave using your rigid heddle loom and a pick up stick. Waffle weave is fun for beginners or any rigid heddle weaver looking to expand their rigid... Read More The post Waffle Weave Made Easy: Step by Step Guide for Rigid Heddle Looms appeared first on Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons.| Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons
This peanut chocolate slice recipe is currently one of my favourite treats to eat! It is so easy to make, doesn’t use complicated ingredients and it’s a great healthy alternative to a sugar filled sweet. With nourishing and delicious ingredients like almond meal, raw honey, natural peanut butter and raw coconut oil, you may well... Read More The post Peanut Chocolate Slice Recipe appeared first on Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons.| Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons
This project is designed for the adventurous beginner up to the more advanced weaver. In this article you will see the basic calculations for the Mobius Shawl Project. There is a Deluxe Printable Version of the pattern available here which includes full calculations, step by step instructions with colour photos and also gives the option... Read More The post Mobius Shawl 10 Year Celebration Project appeared first on Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons.| Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons
I often have students ask “can you direct warp a table loom?” and my answer was always “yes, but I haven’t tried it”. Well, that has changed because I just direct warped my table loom for the first time! Traditional Table Loom Warping The usual way to warp a table loom is to make your... Read More The post Can You Direct Warp a Table Loom? My First Time Experience appeared first on Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons.| Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons
Fell in love with a project, but it’s just a bit too wide for you loom? Don’t despair; there are ways to cut the width without compromising on style.| Handwoven
I’ve been reflecting a lot lately on the strange pressures of living a creative life online.| Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons
INSIDE: Learn to weave the half and half stripes potholder design with the free pattern including written instructions, link to weaving chart and tutorial videos. The Half and Half Stripes Potholder takes a classic stripe and gives it a twist. Literally! The two halves of vertical and horizontal stripes create a unique geometric design. This … The post Weave the Half and Half Stripes Design! appeared first on GoodKnit Kisses.| GoodKnit Kisses
Inside: FREE pattern to teach you to weave the Bars Potholder. Includes written instructions, link to weaving chart and fully-captioned tutorial videos for both right and left handers. I love the classic look of this potholder design! The Bars Potholder looks just like a mini log cabin quilt. I love potholder designs that bring the … The post Learn to weave the Bars Potholder! appeared first on GoodKnit Kisses.| GoodKnit Kisses
Get the free potholder Tiny Intersecting Corners pattern. Includes written instructions, link to weaving chart and tutorial videos| GoodKnit Kisses
My Problem:When I was weaving the cloth for my vest with the comic paper thread the problem happened when I threw the tabby wefts. Everytime I threw the shuttle the bobbin kept over-spinning and ta…| Peggy Osterkamp's Weaving Blog
One of the most common things I hear from new students is:“I love weaving… but I hate warping.” And I get it completely! Warping can feel tedious, slow, and (if things go wrong) a little discouraging. When you’re excited about starting a new project, it’s tempting to rush through the setup so you can just get... Read More The post I love weaving but I hate warping appeared first on Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons.| Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons
During the month of June 2025 I released the Krokbragd on an Inkle Loom course. I also ran the Krokbragd Inkle Weave Along – a fun and interactive way for students to start weaving krokbragd together. There was a private Facebook group for those participating in the Weave Along and it quickly became a thriving... Read More The post Krokbragd Inkle Weave Along Student Work appeared first on Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons.| Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons
If you’re feeling uninspired by your weaving lately — or wondering where the passion went, know that you’re not alone. Every creative journey has its ebbs and flows. You’re just not feeling it lately, I get it. But does this mean that you have fallen out of love with weaving? I want to assure you... Read More The post Fallen out of love with weaving? appeared first on Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons.| Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons
You dream of turning your weaving or handmade craft into a business—but something keeps holding you back. I have noticed over time that there tends to be 3 fears stopping you from starting your creative business. When I asked my YouTube audience if they wanted to start their own business, over half said yes. So why don’t... Read More The post 3 Fears Stopping You From Starting Your Creative Business (And How to Start Anyway) appeared first on Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons.| Kelly Casanova Weaving Lessons
Build a large DIY easel for a frame loom: Whether you're a fibre artist, weaver or crafter, this DIY will keep project stable as you work.| A Pretty Fix
Welcome back to our Designer Spotlight series. This week’s feature comes from Cynthia Newman, a delightful designer who lives and designs in Eastern Oregon. Among many other projects, Cynthia received Master Weaver certification from Handweavers Guild of America in 2018; completed work as a Look Development Textile Designer for the feature film Missing Link (she wove […] The post Designer Spotlight Blog Post – Cynthia Newman appeared first on Lunatic Fringe Yarns.| Lunatic Fringe Yarns
Weave structure of a fabric is fundamental in determining its physical properties, appearance, and performance. It is pivotal in defining| Textile Engineering
It's been a while since I've written about my open-studio library events. This mixed-media process art weaving invitation that I set out for a multi-age group was more prep than I usually do, but it| ARTBAR
Happy Spring everyone! Welcome back to our Designer Spotlight series. This week’s feature comes from Deb Essen, a name you have surely heard if you have attended Convergence or regional conference. Deb loves to teach! You may also know her amazing kits with prewound warps available on our website. When Deb isn’t travelling the country […] The post Designer Spotlight Blog Post – Deb Essen appeared first on Lunatic Fringe Yarns.| Lunatic Fringe Yarns
Learn how to make old-school potholder weavings with cotton loops in all the gorgeous color combinations you can imagine.| ARTBAR
One of my favourite crafts to do with kids is this simple activity, weaving squares on crossed sticks. Often called god’s eyes, tsikuri (sometimes spelt ‘tzixuri’ or ‘sikuli’ ) are woven diamond-shapes, made by winding wool in a simple pattern around four crossed sticks. There’s nothing else to it –... Continue reading The post How to weave a Tsikuri (Ojo de Dios or God’s Eye) appeared first on Rhubarb and Wren.| Rhubarb and Wren
All you need to make a tassel is a bit of wool and some scissors. They are incredibly easy to make, and add a lovely bit of embellishment to creative projects. You can, of course, buy them instead, but the advantage to making your own tassels is that you can... Continue reading The post How to make a tassel appeared first on Rhubarb and Wren.| Rhubarb and Wren
Making conker god’s eye is a great way to make use of the autumn conker bounty, and a really fun and easy craft. All you need are some conkers, sticks, and wool, and something pointy for making holes. Not got much time or just want the bullet points on how... Continue reading The post How to make a conker god’s eye appeared first on Rhubarb and Wren.| Rhubarb and Wren
These little wooden needles are great for things like darning, knitting, nålbinding, tapestry or anything you would use a blunt needle for. I use them for weaving projects in my forest school classes, and as they are so easy to make, I often get the kids to make their own.... Continue reading The post How to make a wooden needle from a stick appeared first on Rhubarb and Wren.| Rhubarb and Wren
This brief history of Navajo arts and crafts honors the legacy and contributions of the Navajo people to arts and culture.| Albion Gould
Textile industry is the second largest polluting industry. textile industry is facing lots of issues and challenges related to sustainability| Textile Learner
This gentle introduction to weaving with nature provides tips on how to incorporate flowers, bark, and found objects into handwoven designs.| A Pretty Fix
Milkweed grows rampant in the field on the southern side of our house. It's a fall tradition to collect their pods and blow the seeds o...| mayamade.blogspot.com
Alicia D. Keshishian life's mission is to understand color. Journey through the world of textiles, and see how using color, she weaves happiness into all of her creations.| Munsell Color System; Color Matching from Munsell Color Company