Learn weaving and spinning with makers who teach it well
Find weavers and fiber artists for looms, spinning and textile technique.
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Peggy Osterkamp's Weaving
The site of Peggy Osterkamp, a weaver and author who writes about weaving technique, especially warping. Useful for handweavers wanting practical loom methods.
Why it is here: Practical weaving instruction on warping and loom technique from a weaving author.
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Warped for Good
A handweaver's blog, Warped for Good, following a weaver's journey with projects and learning. Useful for weavers seeing how others work.
Why it is here: A handweaver's personal journey with projects and lessons learned.
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Tien Chiu
The blog posts of Tien Chiu, a weaver who writes about weaving. Useful for weavers interested in technique and design.
Why it is here: Weaving writing from a practicing weaver.
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American Tapestry Alliance
The American Tapestry Alliance, an organization supporting contemporary handwoven tapestry through exhibitions, resources and a membership community. Useful for tapestry weavers.
Why it is here: A community organization focused on contemporary handwoven tapestry.
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The Loom Room
The blog of The Loom Room, a UK weaving studio sharing weaving projects and news. Useful for weavers looking for local studio news and inspiration.
Why it is here: A weaving studio's projects and news.
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Woven Thoughts
A weaving blog by Sara Lamb, a handweaver who writes about her cloth and craft. Useful for weavers interested in handwoven textiles.
Why it is here: Handweaving thoughts and projects from an experienced weaver.
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ASpinnerWeaver
A blog about spinning and weaving written from a personal point of view. Useful for fiber artists who spin their own yarn.
Why it is here: A personal journal of spinning and weaving.
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Dust Bunnies Under My Loom
A weaving blog sharing projects made on the loom. Useful for weavers seeking project ideas and company.
Why it is here: Weaving projects shared by a hobby weaver.
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Daryl's
A weaver's blog looking at the world from a weaver's point of view, written by Daryl. Useful for weavers following one person's projects.
Why it is here: A weaver's observations and projects.
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Plain Weave and beyond
A weaving news page from Plain Weave and beyond, covering weaving and what can be done beyond the basic structure. Useful for weavers exploring structures.
Why it is here: Weaving updates and ideas that go past plain weave.
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Cally Booker
The blog archive of Cally Booker, a UK weaver and textile artist. Useful for weavers following a working textile maker.
Why it is here: Notes and updates from a textile maker working with weaving.
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Durham Weaver
A weaver's journal from the Durham Weaver. Useful for weavers interested in personal accounts of projects.
Why it is here: A weaver's journal of ongoing projects.
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ArgoKnot
A journal of weaving, spinning and knitting life. Useful for fiber artists who combine those crafts.
Why it is here: A personal journal that spans weaving, spinning and knitting.
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Molly Elkind : Talking Textiles
A blog by Molly Elkind about hand weaving, tapestry, and the place of craft and art in contemporary life. Useful for weavers who like reflective writing.
Why it is here: Reflective writing on handweaving and tapestry as craft and art.
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The Weave Shed
The website of The Weave Shed, a professional weaver's site. Useful for those interested in weaving as a trade.
Why it is here: A working weaver's site showing professional weaving.
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