How to weave circles

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I received a lot of questions on how to weave different threads next to each other when circle weaving. I think that figuring out how to work with the different warp spacing of the circle weave was definitely new for me. I found that as I got towards the outer part of the circle, the

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Can anybody guess what is this? Circular weaving has caught my attention! I found this link of a book called Weaver’s Craft by L. E. Simpson and it got me really interested and curios about i…

After sharing how to warp a circular loom, I wanted to share a free weaving pattern with you all! (oh and if you don't have a circular loom, I have instructions on how to warp an embroidery hoop here!) Since we will may be using different sized looms, I will tell you how I made

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This video tutorial is the first in a series on how to add beads to your weaving project. In this tutorial I'll add beads directly onto your warp. If you’re new to weaving, beads are an easy and fun way to add texture to your wall hanging or any other weaving project.

I think adding beads to weaves is my new obsession. They really make a weave pop and I love the added texture and dimension. A few weeks ago, I shared how I added beads to a pile weave. This week I wanted to trying adding beads to a flat weave. I'm still playing around with

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This tutorial is designed to get you started needle weaving on a circular loom. Part One will help you through the process of warping a Knifty Knitter Loom. And Part Two is where you will begin to weave. PART ONE Getting ready to warp the loom. For the purpose of getting started, pull from what you likely already have on hand. Pictured below is cotton crochet thread for the warp. And for the next two rounds of weaving find something heavier, like a cotton yarn, and then maybe a handspun or…

If you've seen my work, you may have noticed that I love weaving loops. I really like the soft texture that they give weaves. They also give a more organic feel to my weaves. So if you're wondering how to make these loops in your own weaves, it's actually pretty easy! One key item you

What a journey! This month of June has been bursting with new ideas and the most recent is Circle Weaving. I'll begin with the tools one can use to create circles Types of Circle Looms Manufactured Gears/Sawblade Maja Craft wood 7 Yaks Design vinyl, plastic Katerina Collection wood Manufactured Hoops Novacraft with holes wood Novacraft with knobs wood --- (German mfg) Commercial Pin looms/Knitting Looms generally plastic Home Made (infinite repurposing) Cardboard Embroidery hoops Qulting…

I really like making these free weave pattern “weave alongs” as I call them. I think they are a great way to learn weaving techniques and also end up with a beautiful weave at the end. I'm especially excited about this off-center circular weave, because it gives the weave a really organic feel. In this

I've been trying more things with the hem stitch on the circular weave, and even though I don't have more to add about the process (which I posted on here), I did want to share more pictures of the outcome. In the first post about the process, I had hem stitched three warp groupings of