Renowned fiber artist Sara Lamb gives weavers an inside look at her groundbreaking work in this new and convenient Woven Treasures eBook. From inspiration and project planning, to her signature hand-manipulated techniques, Lamb leads weavers through the steps of making exquisite bags using folk weaving techniques that evoke modern ideas in brilliant colors and textures.

Woven Treasures eBook includes:

• An overview of Lamb's recent bag series.
• An introduction for the weaver to the process of concepting and planning a woven piece.
• A technique section of 6 folk weaving tutorials, such as hand-manipulating weaving techniques with a multi-technique sampler that gives basic instructions for soumak, twining, cut pile, cardweaving, inkle weaving, and plain weave.
• Project instructions for 8 hand-woven bags.
• Sidebars sprinkled throughout the book include the history of folk weaving techniques, as well as Lamb's signature beaded and stitched embellishment designs.

Introduction
Weaving the story

Techniques and Projects
looms, tools, and yarns
basic weaving
-first bags
pick-up weaving
-pick-up tote
twining
-twined portfolio
soumak
cardweaving
-pinwheel bag
knotted cut pile
-travel bag
-textile traditions
-spiral star

Design Notebook
design notebook
color
images
embellishments
the bag series

Resources
Index

Sara Lamb is a fiber artist and teacher of weaving, dyeing, and spinning. She has written extensively for Spin-Off, Handwoven, and Fiberarts magazines and has contributed to Interweave books including ColorWorks and Homespun Handknit. Her teaching engagements include the Handweaver’s Guild of America Convergence, Black Sheep Conference, Mid-Atlantic Fiber Conference, Midwest Weaver’s Conference, Embellishment Bead Conference, and the Spin-Off Autumn Retreat.

'Great techniques, clearly taught. Pretty book!'--Knitty.com

'Enables novice weavers to explore basic folk techniques and styles to produce beautiful and evocative handcrafted works of art.... Certain to become an essential reference.'--Monsters and Critics.com  

"Hand weaving is often perceived as a craft that requires a significant initial investment in equipment. Fiber artist and weaving teacher Lamb's collection on woven bags inspired by folk art demonstrates that this isn't always so."--Library Journal, April 2010