Weaving Made Easy eBook: 17 Projects Using a Simple Loom

The Weaving Made Easy eBook is the beginning weavers' ultimate and convenient guide to making fun, simple, and functional weaving projects from start to finish. It features seventeen simple projects made on the rigid heddle loom, a small, portable, and affordable weaving loom.

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Description: The Weaving Made Easy eBook is the beginning weavers' ultimate and convenient guide to making fun, simple, and functional weaving projects from start to finish. It features seventeen simple projects made on the rigid heddle loom, a small, portable, and affordable weaving loom.

Weaving Made Easy includes:

A step-by-step guide on getting started weaving; weaving vocab 101, tools and materials explained, the basics of warp and weft, and how to start weaving
Clear instructions for how to make various practical fabrics, from drapy to sturdy scarves and bags to belts, placemats, rugs, and more.Weaving Made Easy includes an abundance of tips and techniques for color, design, construction, and embellishment in weaving. With clear, concise step-by-step photographs and instructions, this is the ideal eBook for beginning weavers.
Table of Contents: Introduction
The Basics
Warping and Weaving
Getting Up to Warp Speed

Projects
Fully Loaded Scarf
Cozy Coasters
Bobbled Slippers
Color-Play Plaid
Two-Skein Scarf
Piping Hot Pillows
Layered Cravat
Tweed So Fine
Grab It and Go Bag
Pleasing Proportions Bag
Bamboo Obi
Loopt Mats
Simply Striped Rug
Pick-Up Belt
Space-Saving Mats
Leno Runner
Brooks Bouquet Shawl

Illustrated Techniques
Project to Planning Cards
Terms to Know
Warping Checklist
Project Planning Sheet
Sett Chart
Sources for Supplies
Index
Preview
About the Author: Liz Gipson first learned to weave at age five. She took up weaving once again while attending Colorado State University, where she studied fiber art and community development. Liz is the former managing editor of Spin-Off magazine and the current managing editor of Handwoven magazine. She is the spinning and weaving host of the new public television series, Knitting Daily TV, and has made appearances on the DIY and HGTV programs Knitty Gritty and Uncommon Threads. Liz is also the president of the Spinning and Weaving Association (SWA).