Handwoven Loom Theory Vol III - Rigid-heddle scarf collection - eBook printed copy

Handwoven Loom Theory Vol III - Rigid-heddle scarf collection - eBook printed copyRigid Heddle weavers are always looking for inspiration and directions for their great looms. This collection of seven scarves and shawls to weave on 4 and 8 shaft looms is a perfect fit. The patterns include full drafts. We're not really sure of the correct name for these types of scarves and shawls. The most accurate description is circular, a technical sounding term that really doesnt do these beautiful pieces justice. That leaves us with cowl,

Baby Wraps and Blankets for four-eight shafts

where all shafts start down and selected shafts are lifted

Included also are towels in huck lace and other spot weaves that create ideal textures for absorbency

Written by the brilliant hand weaver and seamstress Jean Scorgie

you’ll not only find a dozen great projects to weave in wool

Designed to be free standing and to sit on a table - no clamps required

It's also lovely for a colorful summer shell or poncho

The magic of sectional warping is the box and now this economical tension box is available for Leclerc's own Compact (very Wolf like) X- frame loom as well as fitting nicely on the Schacht Wolf Looms with their diagonal warp and breast beams

from subtle neutrals to juicy bright hues

making it wide enough for a range of projects

DIY Woven Art makes weaving your new favorite craft

* Beater will accept over width reeds and can be locked for warping