Mini Casa made this casa to celebrate Warped for Good. Warped for Good didn't make it and isn't affiliated with Mini Casa.
A handweaver's blog, Warped for Good, following a weaver's journey with projects and learning. Useful for weavers seeing how others work.
A handweaver's personal journey with projects and lessons learned.
A running record of working through The Big Book of Weaving by Laila Lundell. Each entry lists the warp and weft given in the book, any substitutions made, the weave structure and shaft count, and the primary end use of the finished cloth. The record also includes a top ten list of favorite projects, in descending order.
Visit linkPractical notes on weaving rag rugs, including a warning that a Swedish Rosepath rag rug draft from a magazine was written for a sinking shed loom and needs changes for other looms.
Visit linkWarped for Good is a working log from a handweaving studio in the Texas Hill Country, kept by the weaver who runs it. Its projects range from drawloom work to band loom bands, a rigid heddle loom blanket, custom handwoven curtains with a process video and daily tapestry weaving. The Critter Napkins series recurs through the log: a set of animals seen on the family property was woven with checked borders, then reconsidered as a throw. The site also keeps a weaving glossary and a videos section, and it admits openly that the weaver is still learning.
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