Handweaving is its own interesting world, where there is always something new and inspiring to try.
– Pick up ideas for your own weaving projects.
– Learn practical tips for weaving, and get to know the secrets of drafting.
– Discover the secrets of drafts.
Beautiful and Durable Rug-End Finishes: FRINGES and BRAIDS Standard fringes Twisted fringes Macramé fringes Braids (i.e., plaits) Hidden fringes FINISHING WITHOUT FRINGE Threaded-in Ends
Oriental Braids Edge Braid Chrocheted Lace Fringe HEMS AND BINDINGS Woven hems Binding with rug binding tape Binding with fabric RUG-SPECIFIC SOLUTIONS Rug ends with Thick Warps Decorations onto the Rug Ends
Different Types of Knots Marjatta Hirvi A pile surface can be created using various knots. There are no restrictions—experiment with your own variations and mix different knots in the same piece.Basic Rya Knot The pile is tied to two adjacent warp threads. The pile...
Weave pile quickly! The pile weft thrown with a shuttle is dense because there are two overlapping pile wefts. Weave the rya for use on a wall or as a floor covering.
The base weft of the rug is wool yarn unraveled from an old rug. The pile is a mix of all kinds of leftover yarns.
Tubular double weave is normally woven into one continuing tube, but narrow horizontal tube sections can also be weaved into the same warp.
Linen and Paper yarn, and just the right amount of sparkle
THREADING AS A MELODY
The magic of an old rug! We found beautiful striped patterns on the rag rug on the porch.
