Simple Weaves: Over 30 Classic Patterns and Fresh New Styles by Birgitta Bengtsson Bjork & Tina Ignell
$35.00
Readers will find instructions for weaving all sorts of projects—from towels, place mats, and throws, to rugs, pillows, and curtains. Chapters include weaving techniques such as plain weave and twill; canvas and spot weave; monk's belt and honeycomb; rosepath, Daldrall, and crackle weave; plus waffle weave, color effects, Ms and Os, halvdrall, and true drall. All patterns can be varied by using different types of yarn and suggested weaves can easily be combined.
Weave all kinds of classic projects — from towels, place mats, and throws to rugs, pillows, and curtains — and give them a fresh new look! Practice weaving techniques like plain weave and twill; canvas and spot weave; monk's belt and honeycomb; or play with color and texture using rosepath, waffle weave, color effects, Ms and Os, halvdräll, and true dräll. Combine techniques, bring together your favorite patterns, and use any color you like to explore the endless possibilities offered by simple weaves.
- Softcover: 128 Pages
- Publisher: Trafalgar Square Books; Illustrated edition (Dec 23 2016)
- Language: English
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