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In this chapter in her Creative Weaving series, weaver and teacher Sara Bixler shows how to embellish your plain-weave fabric using versatile, easy Danish medallions.
Course · Handwoven
Learn how to create a simple no sew baby blanket on a rigid heddle loom. You will weave narrow panels as small as you'd like, and seam them together in a series of small loops on each selvedge edge of your panels.
In How to Spin Art Yarns, Esther Rodgers shows you how to spin a variety of creative yarns, with textures from smooth to wild.
Learn Kathryn's tips and techniques with her video workshop Entrelac Knitting: Surface Design with Yarn. A fun way to use your handspun, you'll add depth and intrigue to your knitted masterpieces.
A close look at some curious, perplexing, and estimable knitted objects from the past 200 years.
The arashi shibori technique creates striking yet serene designs that can enhance your wardrobe or décor. In this video, artist and teacher Elizabeth McTear teaches everything you need to know to start exploring this fun and versatile art.
Do you get a jolt from spinning on an e-spinner? Want to ditch the ratios and whorls and spin like the wind? Sarah Anderson’s video explores the ins and outs (and ons and offs) of the new generation of electric spinning wheels.
In this video workshop, you’ll learn how to spin beautiful worsted yarns using short draw techniques. You’ll love exploring worsted spinning and the endless possibilities you’ll have to create the perfect yarn for your projects.
Explore long draw spinning techniques with expert instructor Amy Tyler! With this video workshop, create soft woolen yarns that are a delight to knit and warm to wear.
Learn to use a simple inkle loom to weave delightful three-shed bands.
Learn to use a drumcarder for fiber preparation, color blending, texture, and more.
Join sisters Jennifer and Melissa Vansant as they teach you how to create adorable miniature gnomes.
Nuno felting is a fast, fun way to make felted garments, accessories, and cloth. You just start with a piece of fabric, lay out a design with wool and other fibers, and apply water and a little muscle to make lovely, pucker-embellished fabric.
Deb Menz knows the process of dyeing yarn inside out, and she is a master of making color alchemy attainable for anyone. All you need is some wool, silk, or other protein fiber and a few basic dye powders to mix and match as you please.
Sharon Costello will take you through the process of creating an impressionistic garden landscape with wool using needle- and wet-felting techniques.
Get started with the fundamentals of weaving on a pin loom and explore creative design possibilities on this small loom.
Learn how to take control of your fibers while spinning them by predrafting. When starting off spinning, fibers are hard to manage, especially since there are so many.
Course · Spin Off
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Course · Farm & Fiber Knits
Course · Farm & Fiber Knits
Experience this rich tradition as Galina Khmeleva shares the history, the stories, the patterns, and the knitting techniques of the talented lace knitters of Orenburg, so that you can create your own gossamer webs.
Course · PieceWork
Course · Handwoven
In this video, dyer and artist Elizabeth McTear teaches how to work with new, easy-to-use natural indigo to bring its romance and beauty to your own textile creations.
Course · Handwoven
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In this video, Dianne Totten teaches how to create her version of woven shibori, called “crimp cloth,” which uses heat-reactive fibers to create flexibility and visual excitement.
Course · Handwoven
In this video, Dianne Totten teaches how to create her version of woven shibori, called “crimp cloth,” which uses heat-reactive fibers to create flexibility and visual excitement.
Course · Handwoven
In this video, Dianne Totten teaches how to sew garments with crimp cloth. With her expert instruction, you'll see how easy it is to sew with this ultra-flexible fabric. And there's no complex fitting because the fabric does the fitting for you
Course · Handwoven
In this video, Handwoven editor, weaver, and teacher Anita Osterhaug will show you the basics of weaving on looms, how you can use different looms to make different types of cloth, and explore what loom or looms may be right for you.
Course · Handwoven
In Spinning Primitive Breeds: How to Spin Icelandic, Jacob, Shetland, and Other Ancient Wools Part 1, Judith MacKenzie delves into the rich and rewarding world of ancient sheep.
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