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| Type | Article |
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| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Little Looms Editors |
| Published | August 9, 2024 |
These ideas are a fun, quick way to try inlay in your weaving.
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An easy way to take your weaving to the next level is by using multiple wefts to create designs. Inlay is one such technique. It allows you to introduce a pattern weft on top of a ground weft of plain weave.
Best of all, this technique is not complicated—it takes only a little more effort than plain weave. Here’s a basic primer on how to do inlay and several patterns to inspire your texture explorations.
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