Twining stitch weaving

If you are addicted to bias weave squares, the design that I bring today is perfect for you! I saw it browsing Pinterest a few weeks ago. It is a Christmas tree for the front door, made of differen…

blushingpinefiber on Instagram: ✨ My go-to steps for starting a weaving: - 2 rows twining stitch - 2 rows plain weave, or double plain weave - 1 row half hitch knots using…

Once you take up weaving, you become a maker of cloth. In quite a magical way, you are able to produce your own fabric.You can either choose to weave an item that is basically finished when it comes off the loom, or you can use your hand woven cloth as a stepping stone or starting point for something else.If you have, or can learn basic sewing skills, you are well on your way to creating unlimited projects with your handwoven fabric.

Hi friends! Today on our weave along, we're going to embroider some shapes (find all the weave along posts here). Have you thought of embroidering on your weaves? Weaving sets up a really great base for embroidery, so I thought it would be fun to try it out on our weave along. I especially like

Twining Shapes

I received a lot of questions on how to weave different threads next to each other when circle weaving. I think that figuring out how to work with the different warp spacing of the circle weave was definitely new for me. I found that as I got towards the outer part of the circle, the

When I talked about twining last week, I mentioned that you can use twining to make shapes in your weaves. So today I put together a fun post on how to create the scallop shape using twining. The best part of the twining process, is that we're going to use it to create an outline