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Today we're sharing a stunning piece Lena Kolb wove with sparkly yarn.
Are you one of those weavers who is afraid of trying linen yarn? Don't be! Linen is one of those gorgeous, texture-y beautiful yarns that I get a lot of nervous questions about. Can I use it as a warp? Do I need to dampen it when I weave? Is it going to be hard? I'm probably a broken record because I have pretty much the same response about everything, but for this it certainly is true: Just try it!
By popular demand, I'm excited to share some project ideas for weaving on your rigid heddle loom.
Subtle color variations in the Fingering Weight Wool Weaving Yarn from Mountain Meadow Wool Mill, woven in the simplest structure, creates a fabric with amazing depth and richness. With nothing more than steam pressing, the finished cloth has a hand and drape that is luxurious and soft.
As a very new weaver, I became enamored with deflected double weave. I first saw it in an 8-shaft weaving group on Facebook, and from there I went down the rabbit hole on Pinterest and Instagram finding all the different (already existing) designs I could lay my eyes upon.
