Basic weaving techniques

Learn the time-honoured craft of loom weaving basics in this step-by-step tutorial for absolute beginners.

Have you ever seen weaving and wondered how to get started or wanted to try your hand at it? Well, we have a great treat for you! Jelica of A Pretty Fix and Loom and Fibre (you can see her interview here to find out more about her) has created a wonderful, detailed, beginners tutorial for you on the

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Why aren't my edges straight? Why is my warp showing? What materials and finishing methods make for a quality weaving? These are questions every beginning weaver...

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If you worked through the weave along, you'll remember that we made a fishtail braid at one point in our weave. The fishtail braid has such an interesting look and it's really pretty when woven up, so I especially wanted to try it out on some fluffy wool roving. I think the hardest part of

Isn't it funny how a simple or easy technique can have such a large visual impact on your design? Well today's technique is one of those. I recently received a question on how to make a slight angle in a weave, and it's actually really easy to do (and fun if you ask me). And

Today I have a simple and fun way to add some interest to your weaves and it's called vertical strips. These are created using the plain weave, however, you weave with two different colored threads and the natural tabby of the plain weave creates the vertical strips. The first thing you do is weave a

Beka Beginner's Rigid Heddle Weaving Loom Model RH-10 features a 10" weaving width and comes with a starter project.

Misako Nakahira is a textile artist based in Japan, focused on tapestry weaving. Additionally, Misako teaches basic weaving and tapestry techniques, as well as felting, yarn spinning, macrame, and card weaving techniques. In this interview, we talked to her about her process, teaching approach, early influences, responsible future within crafts, and her recent exhibitions.