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...->There are many techniques of tapestry weaving . Having mastered them you will be able to weave unique tapestries. The most important techniques are:compound tapestry fragments of different co...

Inspired by this post by Trish of genuine mudpie , I decided to finally give weaving a try! Thanks Trish!

Learn New Stitches on Circle Looms by Anne Bipes: Woven-top Hat by Miriam Grijalva NaAip on Indulgy.com

If you’re liking this blog Please tell your friends about it!I’d really appreciate it! xoxom Hey MICHIGAN, 5 DAY COUNT DOWN!On Friday and Saturday, August 1 & 2I’ll be visiting Fabric Affai…

Hey guys! This post is for those of you who want to try weaving on a circle loom, but you are not in the market for yet another loom. I get it, if I could I’d have 100 different looms, but that’s not happening anytime soon. So a more affordable option is to use an embroidery hoop! I’m so excited to share this with you. Here are the steps: step 1| remove the outer ring and set to the side step 2| tie your warp thread to the embroidery hoop with a slip knot step 3| pull the warp thread…

I have found five weaving projects on other blogs that I have put on my 2012 to do list for my kindergartners. 1. Branch Weaving From A Sense of Wonder This is such rocking idea! 2. Mesh Weaving From Let the Children Play I am in love with this piece. This so happening in January! 3. Paper Plate Weaving From Fine Little Day This is a must see blog! So cool. Love this project! There is an instruction link on at this link. 4. Hula Hoop Weaving From Family Fun I love, love, love Family Fun. I…

__________________________________________________________________ Part One Winter Sampler *If a picture is all you need click on the image above for a Slide Show The funny thing is, I never even intended to do this weaving. I mean, all I meant to do was a quick warp up. I simply wanted to double up on the warp threads for a finer weave. Something more akin to Tapestry. SPECIAL NOTE: For a larger view of individual photos: Right Click on a photo and chose either Open link in new tab --or…

J E N N E Still working on this one. Wrapping warp as groups is working really well towards the center of the circle. I used embroidery thread for some of the weft and it so shiny compared to the wool - a nice contrast I want to play with more, maybe more in a monochromatic approach with the same color with a texture from using different fibers. A L I S A I haven't had much time to work on this piece, as I've been getting ready for school. I am excited to get back to it though. I'm really…

After posting about adding pom poms to a weave, I received a lot of questions on the spiral pattern in my circular weave. It’s a really fun pattern and the best part is all you have to do is the twill weave. The circular warps are what make it spiral, so I really like using this technique. If you’re interested in circular weaving, I posted how to warp up an embroidery hoop here. You obviously can use whatever thread weight you want, but personally I found that bulky threads show the spiral…

I wanted to post pictures showing more detail about the construction of the circular hats from previous posts. Here they are! The color theme for this hat was blue. My challenging color. I used som…

After posting about adding pom poms to a weave, I received a lot of questions on the spiral pattern in my circular weave. It’s a really fun pattern and the best part is all you have to do is the twill weave. The circular warps are what make it spiral, so I really like using this technique. If you’re interested in circular weaving, I posted how to warp up an embroidery hoop here. You obviously can use whatever thread weight you want, but personally I found that bulky threads show the spiral…

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DIY Weaving on an embroidery hoop #diy #weaving #craft #embroidery

I N T R O D U C T I O N "When craft is in dialogue with its audience, it does not and cannot stagnate. The fresh flowing water of our field turns fetid when we as makers and audience assume, shut down, impose strict limitations, or end every thought or art work with a period rather than a question mark. The common denominator among experts, innovators and outliers is curiosity. Experts with years of embodied knowledge intertwine curiosity with persistence. Sometimes, there are small shifts…

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