Sites to visit

Weaving and shawls:

www.NewMexicoWeavingSouthWest-TacosNewMexico.mht
www.Triangleloominformation.mht
www.Paddle.mht
www.TheNavajoLoom.mht
www.TheDiamondLoom.mht
www.TabletWeaving.mht
www.Triangularshawl.pdf
www.Tapestryloom1107.pdf
www.TartansinHistoricColors.mht
www.KnittingLoom.mht
www.MakingaBoxloom.mht
www.Loomweaving.mht
www.FreePatterns.mht
www.HandloomConstruction.mht
www.TheMultiLoom.mht
www.BuildingtheHenryloom.mht
www.AmericanIndianWeaving.mht
www.IndigenousWeavingInstructionPage.mht
www.freepatterns.com/everykindofpattern
www.offgridlife.com
www.interweave.com
www.allfiberarts.com/doubleweavepickup
www.wendyjohnson.net/IrishDiamondshawl
www.geocities.com/basictattinginstructions
www.museumsnoffolk.gov.uk/Norwichshawls
www.ukraine-travel-advisor.com/UkrainianNationalclothes
www.housebarra.com/warpingyourloom
www.sdart.org/polishwycinanki
www.wikipedia.org/Dobbyloom
www.womenhistory.about.com/ancientwomentomodernwomen
www.touregypt.net/egyptweaving
www.lucets.com/periodloomsforweaving
www.ghwsheep.com/soumakweaving
www.thefriar.org/historyofthecordmachine
www.villagespinweave.com

These sites are not our own and patterns may be copyrited. You need to ask the owner for the use of patterns if not otherwise stated. Please respect their work.

July 11, 2009 Ag Hall Demo

100 year- yarn stash recipe

It's really easy to build a stash you won't be able to get through in the next 100 years. Just follow these simple rules....

1. Buy every yarn or fiber or fleece that calls to you.

2. Buy every yarn or fiber or fleece that you at least half like if it's on sale.

3. Go to one or two (or more) fiber festivals a year where you know you will be tempted.

4. Weave as much or as little as you want but be sure to KEEP BUYING!

Two more yummy sites to look at

http://taliesin.confabulation.com/~workstead/6septfiber.html

http://www.skyloomweavers.com/Code/products.asp?category=WOVEN

Dana's Guild Shawl WIP

This is my Guild Shaw, Work in Progress. Tonight I finished my hood and I will work on my shawl hopefully this weekend. I am already thinking of how to improve the pattern.

Weavolution Web Site

http://www.weavolution.com/

Hazel Rose Looms

http://www.hazelroselooms.com/workbook/?

This his her personal Blog and I just love lurking there. Her pictures are great and comments are inspiring.

http://hazelroselooms.com/

Her Web site has lots of Eye Candy.