The Art of Tapestry Weaving|Review
The Art of Tapestry Weaving instructs you to be more free-form with your weaving and how to follow a cartoon.
The Art of Tapestry Weaving instructs you to be more free-form with your weaving and how to follow a cartoon.
Little loom or frame loom weaving isn’t only tapestry or plain weaving. You will learn that the size of your loom doesn’t have to restrict your weaving. But you will also learn about creating sustainable textiles. Also, Fiona reminds us that we need to get back to natural fibers, undyed or naturally dyed, to lower the environmental impact. Fiona Daly shows us eight ambitious projects in her new book, Weaving Big on a Little Loom.
Many knitters fear sock knitting. To me, sock knitting is fun and magical. The magical part happens when I am turning a heel.
I am creating this list of my favorite sock knitting books, hoping that more knitters will learn to knit socks. Trust me; once you knit a pair of socks, you will be hooked.
The handmade looms are easy to make with materials you can find around the home, such as cardboard, paper, pins, wood, and nails. Perfect for crafting on the go.
Tapestry weaving can be as colorful and fun as you want to make it. You will learn basic and advanced tapestry techniques.
“On the Loom – A Modern Weaver’s Guide” by Maryanne Moodie is an introduction into weaving on a rectangular frame, circular, and on non-traditional looms.
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Potholder Loom Weaving takes you into a fun world of weaving. Enjoy the satisfaction of completing small projects in various weaves with yarn or loopers.
One + One: Scarves Shawls and Shrugs is by Iris Schreier, author of Modular Knits, Reversible Knits & Lacy Little Knits, teaches the knitter to incorporate two different skeins into their knitting project.
Rigid Heddle Weaving books are available to help you learn your new weaving art. This is a list of the books that I have found most helpful.
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Best Knitting Reference Books is a listing of my go-to books. Some are small enough for my knitting bag. No matter how long a person has been knitting, sometimes your mind draws a blank. That is where these books have saved me more than once. For me, it is impossible to remember how to do the many stitches that knitting has to offer.
Want to learn a new/old craft. Then, this is a great resource book for you. This book is full of excellent tutorials and 13 gorgeous projects. Note: There is no obvious link to the country Tunisia.
Ten carefree stylish designs perfect for summer are in this book.
Are you ready for the next step in Loom Knitting? Want to spice up your hats, scarves, bags, and more? Then, this is the Loom Knit Stitch Dictionary is for you!
June Hemmons Hiatt’s The Principles of Knitting is 712 pages of extensive reading on all aspects of hand knitting. The publisher describes it as, “The definitive book of knitting techniques.
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“The Knitter’s Life List” by Gwen W. Steege is not only a knitter’s bucket list. The writer challenges one to broaden their knitting experience.