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Today, I have something a little different for you: a review of Debbie Maddy's newly published book, Discover Shibori: Creative Techniques in Natural Indigo Dyeing.
In my last post, I talked about achieving the milestone of selling ten thousand books. Reflecting on this, I reviewed the many comments and questions I have received since I first published in 2019. Many of the questions I received were about weaving krokbragd on a rigid heddle. So, today’s post will focus on that topic.
Today marks the end of my five-part series on finger-manipulated weaving techniques.
Today, I will explain how I combined different techniques to create a wall hanging.
This post is the fourth in the series, looking at finger-manipulated weaving techniques. Today is the decorative technique of Danish Medallions.
This post is the third installment in a series looking at finger-manipulated weaving techniques. The first post described the general attributes of these weaves and the methods of leno and Mexican lace. The following post looked at Spanish Lace. Today is the lovely Brooks Bouquet.
This post is the second offering for a series looking at finger-manipulated weaving techniques. The first post described the general attributes of these weaves and the methods of leno and Mexican lace. Today's post looks at Spanish Lace.
As Christmas is celebrated by countless millions around the world and through the centuries, the tradition of gift-giving is a special part of this season. I, too, wanted to give you a small gift.