• Cover of "Best of Handwoven, Top Ten Projects in Overshot Vol III" by Long Thread Media. Showcases woven textiles with detailed patterns in red, blue, and purple. Features napkins, runners, scarves, and towels with bonus articles on weaving techniques.
  • Contents page of the publication "Best of Handwoven, Top Ten Projects in Overshot Vol III" by Long Thread Media, showcasing the top ten weaving projects using 4-shaft overshot. It includes project titles and authors like "Prim Rose Table Runner" and "Betsy Baby Blanket." Additionally, a letter from Susan H. Porter introduces the issue.
  • An article titled "A Prim Rose from Weaver Rose" by Norma Samedy explores the historical background of William Henry Harrison Rose, focusing on his weaving legacy and family. It features an image of a Centaur Liniment label and discusses weaving projects such as the 4-shaft overshot, which may interest enthusiasts. The article perfectly complements *Best of Handwoven, Top Ten Projects in Overshot Vol III* by Long Thread Media.
  • A detail shot of the fold in fabric from the "Best of Handwoven, Top Ten Projects in Overshot Vol III" by Long Thread Media showcases a red and white checkered pattern with intricate designs. The textured surface of the fabric rests against a dark backdrop.
  • A printed version of the "Best of Handwoven, Top Ten Projects in Overshot Vol III" eBook by Long Thread Media is draped over a white dress on a wooden hanger. The background features a white paneled door. An inset highlights the detailed geometric design from one of the top ten projects.
  • A beautifully crafted wall hanging featuring intricate blue and white geometric designs and fringe detailing from Long Thread Media's "Best of Handwoven, Top Ten Projects in Overshot Vol III" ebook has been displayed against a rust-colored wall. Nearby stands a wooden chair with a woven seat. In the corner, you can spot part of a wicker basket.
  • The "Best of Handwoven, Top Ten Projects in Overshot Vol III" eBook (Printed version) from Long Thread Media, featuring a red and blue geometric pattern, is draped over a black table alongside a gray couch. A small vase containing white flowers sits on the table.
  • A collection of blue and green checkered dish towels, showcasing intricate patterns made using 4-shaft overshot techniques, is neatly folded on a chair. Some of the towels hang over the backrest, partially veiling a set of white plates beneath. These designs are inspired by projects featured in "Best of Handwoven, Top Ten Projects in Overshot Vol III," an eBook by Long Thread Media.
  • A smiling woman with gray hair, dressed in a black dress and white scarf, stands indoors radiating the confidence of a seasoned overshot expert. She complements her outfit with a pearl bracelet. Behind her, on the mantel adorned with intricate weaving projects from "Best of Handwoven: Top Ten Projects in Overshot Vol III" by Long Thread Media, sits a gold vase filled with flowers.
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Best of Handwoven, Top Ten Projects in Overshot Vol III eBook (Printed version)

Best of Handwoven, Top Ten Projects in Overshot Vol III eBook (Printed version)

$15.95
$15.95

Description

Ten favorite projects to weave in 4-shaft overshot, collected from Handwoven's archives. These projects show the depth and breadth of overshot possibilities. 

With the additional articles which are included you can become an overshot expert while you weave beautiful projects creating traditional and contemporary projects of your own. WIFs are available from Long Thread Media for downloaad.

This ebook, and all of Halcyon Yarn's eBooks, are printed in full color on acid-free coated stock, ready for immediate browsing and convenient posting next to your project.

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