Finishing weaving

I've made quite a few posts on how to finish a weave and take it off the loom, but I still get questions. Today I'm pulling together my posts so that they are easier to find. And maybe there is a technique you haven't seen yet. Finishing a Weave The first step to finishing a weave is what

Congratulations on completing your weave! Now it’s time to finish it. Depending on which frame loom (a simple frame or a notched frame) you used to create your weave on will affect how you finish your weave. **As an update, I have made a post on finishing your weave with a hem stitch, which gives

One of our favorite ways to finish hand woven fabric is with a hemstitch. It’s…

Hemstitch is a weaving techniques used to finish weaving. Secure the warp and weft yarn ends with the hemstitch.

Make a loom and start weaving in minutes with this tutorial for a cardboard loom, using materials you already have at your house.

Finishing your fringe is like icing a cake. You can create a highly decorative look or something clean and simple. Beyond aesthetics, how do you know which technique is best for your specific circumstance? The purpose of finishing your fringe is to secure the weft and, if necessary, keep the yarn from fraying. Some folks ... Read more

If you've been following me for a while, you know how much I love to add extra Embellishments to my work. They are usually vintage/found beads, trim or stones from around the world. I love that they add to the story of my pieces, beyond my own designs. Adding fabric is definitely an an unconvention

Woven doodles are sometimes called Woodles and I think it is a marvelous way of taking the pressure off designing for tapestry weaving. I also talk about doing finishing work in this blog post.