Five boundweave projects on four shafts are compiled here from Handwoven Magazines help you learn about bound weave. 

Most woven rugs are either warp-faced or weft-faced. Why? Because it is quite difficult to weave a balanced weave that will lay flat and that is thick and sturdy enough for hard use. In the case of boundweave, also called weft-faced weaving, the weft covers the warp entirely. There is no visible interaction between the warp and weft within the piece. This distinguishing characteristic is the  result of a wide warp sett in the reed and beating the weft firmly into place. Once you grasp those two tenets you will be well on your way to successfully weaving boundweave rugs. To help you get started, Handwoven has compiled these projects, all beautiful as they were woven, yet all very adaptable by you to fit your own aesthetic sense.

• A Study in Color Leads to a Krokbragd Rug
• A Boundweave Rug
• Diamonds and Bars Twill Rug
•  Inner Lights: A Contemporary Krokbragd
• Vakker Mug Rugs

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