Museum devoted to the handmade textile arts. Site features information on exhibitions, educational programs, textile learning center, and shop featuring gifts from around the world.
Original silk weavings, paintings with silk, by Polly Barton, Ojo Caliente, New Mexico ...
Weaving Southwest is a contemporary tapestry gallery, weaving studio, and weaving/knitting supplier in Taos, New Mexico, featuring tapestries by Rachel ...
An information page for weavers specifically for those interested in Tablet Weaving, Kumihimo and Ply-splitting ...
The first internet connection for exploring weaving and spinning on the web. Links to all weaving and spinning related web sites dealing with weaving projects, spinning project, guilds and association, books and magazines, weaving techniques.
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Peter Collingwood's site about his special types of textile work which can all be commissioned.l ...
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To double weave or not to double weave, that is the question. The two sides of double weave; The Women of Rajasthan -- 1977 Paul O'Connor A Double Weaver's Notebooks Paul R. O'Connor, 1997, 1998, 1999 all rights reserved Email; ...
This document covers sources for tablet weaving before 1600. It started life as the bibliography for a paper on the early history of tablet weaving in February 1990. I'm not bored with it yet! Last update was on 29 November 2001. New entries are marked with a triple asterisk, *** . This document is a work in progress. It is provided as is without any express or implied warranties. While every ...
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Peggy Hart weaves blankets on 1940s vintage dobby looms. Retail blankets and custom weaving available.
The World's Resource for Inkle Weaving Instruction and Materials. There are pictures of inkle woven designs (known as inkles) and instructions for how to inkle weave on an inkle loom.
This document began as a set of samples I made for myself in 1997. Because of the recent publication of Noemi Speiser's comprehensive book on medieval and Renaissance pattern books for fingerlooped braids, and the even more recent publication of the SCA monograph Fingerloop Braids by Lois Swales and Zoe Kuhn Williams (The Compleat Anachronist, number 108), I was inspired to scan the samples for ...
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The highest quality hand weaving from Prince George, BC - ...
A context giving an overview of the major grid-arts from Textile Art to Architecture, from prehistory, history, present and future ...
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On these pages you can find out about what lectures and workshop topics I have prepared: Color for Handweavers, Exploring the eight Shaft Loom and Combining Weave Structures in One Cloth Snazzy Yarns: How to Use Them, Not Lose Them and Finishing Your Fabrics, Understanding the Structure, Stripes, Stripes, Stripes! and It's NOT in the Book The Swatch Collections: How ...
An Annotated Bibliography for Tablet Woven Brocades from Ecclesiastical Pomp & Aristocratic Circumstance: A Thousand Years of Brocaded Tabletwoven Bands by Nancy Spies ...
www.weavershand.com/brocade.htm
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BACK Emily DuBois Textiles - weaving 583 East H St Benicia, CA 707-745-0829 http://fiberscene.com/artists/ e_dubois.html http://tweek.net/atextiles/frame.htm http://www.uidaho.edu/~art/sda/gallery/ eDuBois/1emilyWork.html MLE@tweek.net Born in New York, Emily has been a lecturer at UC Davis and a visiting lecturer at San Francisco State University. Her post graduate studies were at the Indian ...
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1999 Midwest Weavers Conference July 13 - 18, 1999 Bloomington, IN Teachers and their work We have invited 45 teachers from the Midwest and far beyond to teach mini and maxi classes. Immerse yourselves in weaving, spinning, textile conservation, beadwork, braiding, basketry, crocheted tapestry, knitted finishings, felting, photography, marketing, bobbin lace, computer design, color study, and ...
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Sheila Hicks (1934 - ) Sheila Hicks is an inter-nationally known fiber artist, teacher, lecturer, and consultant. She was born in Hastings, Nebraska and grew up in the Hastings and Lexington areas. She received her BFA and MFA degrees from Yale University. Upon completing her work at Yale, Ms. Hicks received a Fullbright Fellowship to Chile. It was there that she first developed her interest in ...
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