Weaving books

Ed: Laurie Autio & Linda DavisCelebrating the 40th anniversary of Complex Weavers, this book features more than 70 pieces, ranging from simple ...

Nicole Grenon, de Saint-Michel-de-Bellechasse au Québec, développe très jeune un intérêt pour le tissage. C'est cependant, seulement en 1983, qu'el...

Nicole Grenon, de Saint-Michel-de-Bellechasse au Québec, développe très jeune un intérêt pour le tissage. C'est cependant, seulement en 1983, qu'...

Nicole Grenon, de Saint-Michel-de-Bellechasse au Québec, développe très jeune un intérêt pour le tissage. C'est cependant, seulement en 1983, qu'...

by Anne DixonLike Marguerite Porter Davison’s seminal book A Handweaver’s Pattern Directory, this pattern book is full of 4-shaft drafts. But this ...

by Jennifer Moore   Double a loom’s weaving width and your weaving knowledge with Jennifer Moore’s Doubleweave. In this revised and expanded editio...

by Candice Crockett This classic volume takes the reader from the ancient origins of card (or tablet) weaving to finished, intricate bands. Instruc...

by Syne Mitchell Starting from the beginning, Syne Mitchell explains in great detail how to warp and weave on the rigid heddle loom. She offers ins...

by Deborah Chandler   This book is the next best thing to taking a weaving class. Deborah Chandler, a master teacher and writer, offers her beg...

by Tamara Poff In her 2nd book of lessons and wearable patterns for the rigid heddle loom, Tamara Poff takes you “beyond the rectangle” once again ...

How to Weave a Navajo Rug and Other Lessons from Spider WomanBy Lynda Teller Pete & Barbara Teller Ornelas   Two knowledgeable Navajo weavers prese...

by Margaret Stump This sequel to the author’s first book, Pin Loom Weaving, presents step-by-step instructions for 30 projects. Imaginative designs...

by Margaret Stump If you want a lot of cute patterns for making animals, quilts, or even a Barn House Tote, Pin Loom Weaving will take you there. W...

by Betty Briandbook in French   Betty Briand's interest in textiles is rooted in her peasant childhood: weaving, spinning, vegetable dyeing, knitti...

By Elsa KroghElsa Krogh, Danish weaver, spinner and author, has brought together her favourite weaving patterns using four, six and eight shafts...

MAX8, the new book by Marian Stubenitsky, is about weavings with, as the name says, a maximum of 8 shafts. The first books in this series had a the...

It is the name of Marian Stubenitsky's last book.A complete book on the deflected double weave.This is an in-depth study of all possible forms of d...

That is the name of the new book by Marian Stubenitsky. It is about weavings with only one tie shaft. The principle was already discovered by Maria...

This new edition has been revised and expanded.This book is the culmination of 40 years of research conducted by Erica de Ruiter on weaving with 3 ...

This book, by Marian Stubenitsky, is absolutely splendid. The illustrations and photos of the fabrics are beautiful and amazing.This book is the re...

This book is like Marguerite Porter Davison’s pattern book, but for 8 shafts. Not only does it include a plethora of drafts, Ms. Strickler writes c...

by Jane Patrick This book showcases the broad range of possibilities that can be achieved with the rigid heddle loom. Included are chapters on plai...

by Anne Dixon This pattern book is chock-full of 400 clearly illustrated and easy-to-follow patterns. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0267/0762/4...

By Tommye McClure ScanlinOnce ideas and images come to mind, the next step in weaving your tapestry-interpreting these into effective compositions ...