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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.
FROM THE EDITOR
FUTURE THEMES
Handwoven • JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2021, Volume XLII Number 1
LETTERS
Project Index
Mary Burns: Weaver and fiber artist
MILDRED “TINKER” SCHUMAN, “EAGLE WOMAN”
THE ART OF TAPESTRY WEAVING • A COMPLETE GUIDE TO MASTERING THE TECHNIQUES FOR MAKING IMAGES WITH YARN
HOW TO WEAVE A NAVAJO RUG • AND OTHER LESSONS FROM SPIDER WOMAN
GOODS
Breed-Specific Yarns
Peruvian Diamonds • For rigid heddle weavers who like a challenge, create this striking surface design using a diverted or deflected supplementary warp.
The Diné, Their Sheep, and a Tale of Survival
Make a Cartoon and Use It for Tapestry!
Color-and-Weave Tintes Naturales Towels
Circle of Life Table Runner
Patchwork Baby Blanket
Among the Stars Pillows
Audrey Stole
Log Cabin at Sunset
Hemp Bag Bliss
Trinity Shawl
Bags on a Budget
Comfort in Solitude
Understanding Cashmere
Floral for All Wrap
The Singles Scene
READER’S GUIDE
Making Plarn
Retail Shop Directory
Friendship Placemats
