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Handwoven

September/October 2020
Magazine
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Each issue offers a stunning collection of enticing weaving projects. But the magazine is more than that: it's a pattern book, and weave structure textbook, it's a place to discover original designs, and find solutions to weaving challenges. For over 20 years Handwoven has been an indispensable resource for weavers.

Leclerc Looms

FROM THE EDITOR

FUTURE THEMES

Handwoven

LETTERS

Digital Exhibits FIT Right

HERE’S HOW WITH ASHFORD Loop Rug

Lily Hope: Tlingit Weaver of Chilkat and Ravenstail

WOVEN INTERIORS • FURNISHING EARLY MEDIEVAL EGYPT

HANDWEAVERS’ PROBLEMS FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS

GOODS

Weaving Programs: Fabulous Tools for the Modern Weaver

Tying a New Warp to an Existing One

Who Are You Wearing?

A Weaver’s Journal of Endangered Wildflowers

Overshot Redux

Coalesce Shawl

Seaside Magic in Turned Twill

Blue Morpho Butterfly

Delft Blue Napkins

Candy Cane Runner

Ripplin’ Rep Runner

Shibori-Inspired Rag Rug

An Epiphany of Ellipses

Houndstooth Bento Bag

Hemp: America’s Crop

Turning Autumn Towels

Silk from the Sea • I’ve been working with a new-to-me yarn, Marine Silk Lace, for the past couple of years. Merino wool and silk have, of course, been used for a very long time, but there’s a surprise fiber in this yarn—seaweed.

Marine Silk Scarf

READER’S GUIDE • HOW TO USE THIS ISSUE

The “Wow” Factor

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Frequency: Every other month Pages: 76 Publisher: Long Thread Media LLC Edition: September/October 2020

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Each issue offers a stunning collection of enticing weaving projects. But the magazine is more than that: it's a pattern book, and weave structure textbook, it's a place to discover original designs, and find solutions to weaving challenges. For over 20 years Handwoven has been an indispensable resource for weavers.

Leclerc Looms

FROM THE EDITOR

FUTURE THEMES

Handwoven

LETTERS

Digital Exhibits FIT Right

HERE’S HOW WITH ASHFORD Loop Rug

Lily Hope: Tlingit Weaver of Chilkat and Ravenstail

WOVEN INTERIORS • FURNISHING EARLY MEDIEVAL EGYPT

HANDWEAVERS’ PROBLEMS FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS

GOODS

Weaving Programs: Fabulous Tools for the Modern Weaver

Tying a New Warp to an Existing One

Who Are You Wearing?

A Weaver’s Journal of Endangered Wildflowers

Overshot Redux

Coalesce Shawl

Seaside Magic in Turned Twill

Blue Morpho Butterfly

Delft Blue Napkins

Candy Cane Runner

Ripplin’ Rep Runner

Shibori-Inspired Rag Rug

An Epiphany of Ellipses

Houndstooth Bento Bag

Hemp: America’s Crop

Turning Autumn Towels

Silk from the Sea • I’ve been working with a new-to-me yarn, Marine Silk Lace, for the past couple of years. Merino wool and silk have, of course, been used for a very long time, but there’s a surprise fiber in this yarn—seaweed.

Marine Silk Scarf

READER’S GUIDE • HOW TO USE THIS ISSUE

The “Wow” Factor

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