There are actually a lot of options for hanging your wall hangings. The option you choose is dependent on your preference and what you think will make you’re wall hanging look…
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If you’ve been wanting to add pom poms or tassels to your weaves, but weren’t sure how to go about it, then this is the post for you! To begin, weave…
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My first weave was pretty basic. I wanted to make some abstract triangle shapes, which didn’t quite turn out the way I pictured them in my mind. I was picturing them…
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If you are new to weaving you may find that when you put in a vertical shape for a few weft rows a gap is created. For me this was so…
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If you’re working on a lot of rya knots, it can be pretty time consuming to cut all those strands. In order to save time I recommend getting a piece of…
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Rya Knots are what you most often find at the bottom of a weave to create a fringe. However, the rya knot can be placed where ever to create a more…
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I have always had a love of fiber, textiles, and texture. When I was in college, I taught myself how to knit and really enjoyed how I could knit while watching…
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The soumak is a very fun weave to add to your wall hanging. Since this technique sits on top of the warp threads, it adds some texture and dimension to your…
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Congratulations on completing your weave! Now it’s time to finish it. Depending on which frame loom (a simple frame or a notched frame) you used to create your weave on will…
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A plain weave is the process of pulling the weft thread (horizontal thread) over the first warp thread (vertical thread), then under the second, over the third, and so on until…