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Small Loom and Freeform Weaving
Weave some creativity into your life! Here are five ways to weave on small looms you can purchase or make yourself a handmade loom out of combs, duct tape and of course, a board. Looms include the Ashford Knitters loom or any rigid heddle loom where your can fashion clothes and accessories. Thirty projects for home decor and fashion accents.
Item Number: 52410300.
Price: $19.95/ea.
$16.96/ea for 5 or more.
The Weaving, Spinning, and Dyeing Book
A friend once said that if she were stranded on an island, and could have only one book on fiber crafts, this would be it. The title says it all. The information is complete if necessarily broad and the drawings are good. Aimed at novices and often used by college weaving teachers.
Item Number: 52170000.
Price: $45.00/ea.
$38.25/ea for 5 or more.
Hands On Rigid Heddle Weaving
This easy-to-use guide covers choosing, setting up, and weaving on a rigid heddle loom – an efficient, yet simple loom that's great for beginners because it lets you see exactly what's happening as you weave. The book presents a vast variety of techniques from plain weave and inlay to hand manipulated open weaves and tapestry. Each is clearly explained in the text and diagrams, and accompanied by project. Plenty to learn and lots to keep you busy.
Item Number: 51300000.
Price: $24.95/ea.
$21.21/ea for 5 or more.
Card Weaving
Card Weaving tells the fascinating story of this ancient craft, and gives clear instructions for weaving a variety of patterns. Special techniques for weaving free-form patterns, pockets, and three dimensional shapes are also explored. Color photos show handsome bands used as belts and straps and joined together into bags, capes, wallhangings, and more.
Item Number: 51280000.
Price: $24.95/ea.
$21.21/ea for 4 or more.
Card Weaving or Tablet Weaving
The illustrations and photographs show you everything you'll need to learn card weaving. There are over 50 patterns and good information on designing your own patterns for this intricate looking, but simple-to-do technique.
Item Number: 51270000.
Price: $12.00/ea.
$10.20/ea for 5 or more.
Inkle Weaving
Inkle weaving – beautiful, yet simple and practical – is one of the most popular forms of weaving for beginners and experts alike. With more than 200 black and white and seven color photographs, this complete guide to inkle weaving provides information and instructions on everything from making a small, portable loom at home to working with a wide variety of techniques, including picots, fringes, slits, tabs, Ghiordes and rya knots, to creating individual projects.
Item Number: 51100000.
Price: $24.95/ea.
$21.21/ea for 5 or more.
The Art of the Loom-Weaving, Spinning, and Dyeing across the World
Colorful and sometimes complex textiles are still produced in many parts of the world using only the simplest tools and equipment. From Navajo weaving to West African narrow- strip weaving as well as six other areas of special interest, this book describes the fibers used, the methods of spinning and dyeing, the types of looms and techniques of weaving.
Item Number: 50069000.
Price: $29.95/ea.
$25.46/ea for 5 or more.
Double-Faced Tablet Weaving: 50 Designs from Around the World *No Discount
Linda Hendrickson unlocks the world of double-faced tablet weaving in her book, Double-Faced Tablet Weaving: 50 Designs from Around the World. 50 ethnic motifs from many different cultures and times adorn the pages. Simple, but complete and accurate instructions beckon tablet weavers to try this obscure technique. Linda's years of experience are evident in her innovative ideas and clear methods of graphing and weaving. In the words of Peter Collingwood, "If you aren't hooked on double-faced by this book, you are probably unhookable!".
Item Number: 52171000.
Price: $21.00/ea.
Spinning, Dyeing and Weaving - Self Sufficiency
Weaving your own textiles is a rewarding activity that comes with the added benefit of knowing the entire process can be done by hand, with little outside energy. This handbook explores where different fibers come from, how to grow and harvest them, and how to prepare them for spinning, dyeing and weaving. The principles of spinning are explained, and detailed information is included on how to dye your fibers at home with natural dyestuff. Also there are numerous weaving patterns for simple projects, including scarves, hats, and rugs.
Item Number: 52174000.
Price: $12.95/ea.
$11.00/ea for 5 or more.