I have a weave hanging on my wall that I finished a while ago and it’s driving me crazy.  It’s positioned off to the left of my computer and as I work, I keep noticing that this weave doesn’t sit very nicely against the wall.  It is a pieces that has plain weave along with wool roving and this drastic change from super bulky to slim is making the warp threads wave.  I have finally had enough and decided I’m going to try blocking this weave.  If you’re not familiar with blocking, it’s a technique used by knitters and crocheters to relax their finished creations.  If blocking works for knitted and crocheted fibers then it will certainly work for woven fibers.  This weave I’m fixing is already hung, but if you can do these steps prior to your weaves being hung, it’s easier.  So here’s what I did: Continue Reading