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Month: February 2020

— Vävstuga immersion program, weaving —

I Can’t Believe I Made This: Damask Linen Tablecloth

February 25, 2020

Out of all the things that I have made while at the Vävstuga Immersion Program (see this post to learn more about where I studied weaving for 15 weeks), this tablecloth is the one thing that I look at and really can’t believe that I made. For starters, there is the material, which is somewhat… Read More I Can’t Believe I Made This: Damask Linen Tablecloth

— Vävstuga immersion program, weaving —

Pattern and Plain Weave

February 11, 2020

This post is about two different types of weaves that use a plain weave ground and pattern floats to create a design. All of these are projects that I did while attending the Vävstuga Immersion Program (see here for my first post on the weaving school). The first is monksbelt, which is a technique in… Read More Pattern and Plain Weave

About Me

I am a weaver who longs to make beautiful and useful things. I love that weaving is a very precise craft that relies on a fair amount of math. I love the motion and rhythm of winding a warp and throwing a shuttle. I love starting with a draft and seeing the design I saw in my mind become a tangible piece of cloth. My love for the my craft goes into everything that I make.

In addition to weaving, I also sew, spin, knit, and dye– almost anything fiber related!

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