Books

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

Maryanne MoodieBook in French At a time when weaving is reinvesting in our homes, this guide will help you learn how to practice this ancient art! ...

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

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 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 Mary Zicafoose It’s about time the weaving world has a resource—and such and excellent one at that—on ikat weaving. Author Mary Zicafoose has be...

by Tom Knisely Welcome to Tom’s beginner spinning class! Come on in and he will teach you everything you need to know to turn raw wool into your fi...

by Kristine Vejar and Adrienne Rodriguez Similar to cooking and the act of sharing meals, our relationship to textiles is a core tenet of our human...

Edited by Long Thread Media For a Stone Age technology, natural dyeing is evergreen. The pursuit of color is so important that it has been a skille...

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

by Susan Kesler-Simpson Step out of the weaving comfort zone and experiment with something new! Weave structures often have specific threading and ...

by Tom Knisely Join expert weaver and teacher Tom Knisely in his exploration of Huck Lace. “Lace weaves” are best described as loom-controlled warp...

by Robyn Spady, Nancy A. Tracy, and Marjorie Fiddler Some weavers, such as chemistry professor Dr. William Batemen, make a scientific study of weav...

by Tamara Poff Go beyond the rectangle to new frontiers with your portable rigid heddle loom. 12 Stylish designs draw upon basic knitting, sewing a...

By Catherine LegrandBook in French Catherine Legrand spent more than two years traveling the world to produce this exceptional work on how Indigo i...

By Babs Behan, Kim LightbodyBook in French Turn flowers and plants you've picked, recycled plants into natural dyes and inks, and learn how to infu...

By Aurélia Wolffwith the contribution of Caroline GomezZero Waste CollectionBook in French It's a bit of chemistry, a bit of cooking, a return to n...

This is a series of handwoven garments produced by artists who have woven material and then taken the next step fashioning the material into a numb...

The renaissance of tapestry art occurred in 1929 when Eva Anttila won a gold medal at the Barcelona International Art competition. Practical for al...

Designing with Blocks for Handweaving is a step-by-step guide to creating designs on graph paper or special grids and then converting them to draft...

This is a fascinating study of multiple harness weaves. Using fewer harnesses than you would expect, you get a larger range of structures and effec...

By Suzanne Baizerman, and Karen Searle Broaden your repertoire of finishes by looking to other cultures, present and past, for ideas and inspiratio...

In a series of five lessons covering 80 lace and lacy weave projects, Ms. Snyder covers Bronson lace on 4, 6, 8, and 11 harnesses; Swedish lace, ba...