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Hi, I’m Nicole!
If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by weaving and didn’t know where to start – you’re in exactly the right place.
I’ve been weaving since 2012 and teaching since 2015, and the most important thing I’ve learned is this: there are no rules. Only ways to create.
Warped Fibers exists to make weaving accessible, exciting, and completely yours- wherever you are and whatever your skill level.
Come weave with us. ❤️
Recent Weaving Articles
Why you should weave outside your comfort zone
It can be really easy and tempting to stay within your own weaving comfort zone. A place where you weave the same things over and over on the same type of loom with the same type of yarn. Is there anything wrong with this? Of course not, and if you are happy here then...
How (And Why!) You Should Weave In Your Weft Tails
Did you know that finishing your weaving starts during the actual weaving process? Or at least it should. That is because leaving your weft tails off to the side of your weaving and not dealing with them while you are weaving will only make the process of dealing with...
Warp Weight Guide
Did you know that historically, there were looms that used only weights to keep tension on warp? These were aptly named warp weighted looms! I am going to touch on those briefly, but this post is mostly about modern day usage of weights for your warp to adjust your...
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