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Hands On Rigid Heddle Weaving Book Review

Hands On Rigid Heddle Weaving Book Review

When it comes to weaving books there is always something new. There is pretty much always something "old" too. Just because a book is not new and flashy doesn’t mean that it isn’t a valuable addition to your weaving studio library! One such book that you can always...

A Guide To Novelty Yarns For Weaving

A Guide To Novelty Yarns For Weaving

Weaving yarn is usually smooth, strong, and easily threaded through the heddles of your floor loom or rigid heddle loom. These types of yarns can make a great choice for your warp (depending on what you are creating). Weft yarns, on the other hand, can be pretty much...

Simple Woven Loom Bag Project

Simple Woven Loom Bag Project

There are so many different types of weaving that you can do! One common type is to create yardage to be turned into other things.  We have talked about yardage before when we made a cushion for your weaving bench and also when we learned how to sew your...

Favorite Rigid Heddle Project For Beginners

Favorite Rigid Heddle Project For Beginners

Knowing what project to start with when you first start weaving can be a bit tricky. You want something that allows you to practice, but is not too difficult that it dissuades you from continuing with your weaving journey. When it comes to weaving a tapestry, I like...

Warp Separators – Why Do You Need Them?

Warp Separators – Why Do You Need Them?

A question I get quite often is what are warp separators and why do you need them? Warp separators are a tool or material that you can use to keep your warp on any advancing loom (rigid heddle, floor, or table loom) evenly tensioned for the duration of your...

Hi! I'm Nicole!

Hi! I'm Nicole!

I am so happy to have you here on Warped Fibers! I am a weaver and fiber artist that found a love for sharing these passions with anyone willing to listen. So I started this weaving resource so you can learn to weave! Check out the ABOUT page for more information about who I am and the CLASSES page to see what I can teach you! You can also check out my ARTWORK to see what I make in my studio.

Hemstitch tutorial now available on YouTube!

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