Handmade things with their sleeves rolled up. Come on in. There is room for you here.
Some days, putting the kettle on counts as a plan.
The site of Peggy Osterkamp, a weaver and author who writes about weaving technique, especially warping. Useful for handweavers wanting practical loom methods. Practical weaving instruction on warping and loom technique from a weaving author.
ReportA 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.
ReportThe American Tapestry Alliance, an organization supporting contemporary handwoven tapestry through exhibitions, resources and a membership community. Useful for tapestry weavers. A community organization focused on contemporary handwoven tapestry.
ReportThe blog of The Loom Room, a UK weaving studio sharing weaving projects and news. Useful for weavers looking for local studio news and inspiration. A weaving studio's projects and news.
ReportA weaving blog by Sara Lamb, a handweaver who writes about her cloth and craft. Useful for weavers interested in handwoven textiles. Handweaving thoughts and projects from an experienced weaver.
ReportA blog about spinning and weaving written from a personal point of view. Useful for fiber artists who spin their own yarn. A personal journal of spinning and weaving.
ReportA weaving blog sharing projects made on the loom. Useful for weavers seeking project ideas and company. Weaving projects shared by a hobby weaver.
ReportA weaving news page from Plain Weave and beyond, covering weaving and what can be done beyond the basic structure. Useful for weavers exploring structures. Weaving updates and ideas that go past plain weave.
ReportThe blog archive of Cally Booker, a UK weaver and textile artist. Useful for weavers following a working textile maker. Notes and updates from a textile maker working with weaving.
ReportA weaver's journal from the Durham Weaver. Useful for weavers interested in personal accounts of projects. A weaver's journal of ongoing projects.
ReportA 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. Reflective writing on handweaving and tapestry as craft and art.
ReportThe website of The Weave Shed, a professional weaver's site. Useful for those interested in weaving as a trade. A working weaver's site showing professional weaving.
Report111 casas to wander through. Sponsored placements are always labeled.
People, publications and resources we picked for each interest, each with its own casa to step inside.
250 crafted casitas, each with a personality you can make your own.
A shared little work cottage with a pencil chimney, a smiling coffee mug and a bell for good company.
A corner cafe on a little sidewalk tile, with two outdoor seats and a cat who knows your usual.
A brass telescope, a biscuit-shaped constellation and a curious keeper on a little stargazing island.
A letterpress cottage with a book roof, an overworked paper ghost and letters to deliver.