Line in Tapestry

Line in TapestryThe simplest line is a dot. More complexity occurs when you connect these dots. A line is the way you get from dot A to dot B. But, what about lines in tapestry! This book is written about line use, line technique and producing lines in tapestry from the simple to the difficult.

Whether hand or machine washing the dyer recommends using only a small amount of mild castille soap rather than detergent or a no-rinse delicate wash such as soak or eucalan

- New tie-ups system reduces the time for tie-ups and minimzes the occurance of cord mix-up

The softness and ease of care of cotton is coupled with the spring and elasticity of wool

Those already familiar with the crackle weave may find this approach of interest

you’ll have the spinning wisdom to try out on your own projects

The interactions between the different fibers and dyes create varied shadings and variegated shades of great depth

so they treadle light

• Large array of heathered colors

and they are the perfect item to enter in a guild sale

Weave with ease

100 Texsolv heddles are included with the loom

Halcyon Classic Rug Wools