
Rigid-Heddle Technique and Pattern eBook #2
This little eBook is much more than a pattern book for the rigid-heddle loom—it gives rigid-heddle weavers some very special new skills.
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| Type | eBook |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Betty Davenport |
| Published | February 23, 2023 |
| Format |
This rigid-heddle pattern collection is not only a book of projects, but it's a how-to for creating pattern beyond plain weave on the rigid heddle.
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This rigid-heddle pattern collection is not only a book of projects, but it's a how-to for creating pattern beyond plain weave on the rigid heddle. Compiled completely of articles by rigid-heddle pioneer Betty Linn Davenport, this e-book teaches you how to create projects that look like they could only be woven on a shaft loom. You'll learn how to use multiple pick-up sticks, two heddles, different leno designs, borders with warp-float stripes, Bronson lace, and more.
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This little eBook is much more than a pattern book for the rigid-heddle loom—it gives rigid-heddle weavers some very special new skills.
eBook · Little Looms

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