Warp Space weaving blog | learn to weave creatively and confidently

Introducing Warp Space

Welcome to Warp Space! In this blog I aim to help you become the confident, creative weaver you want to be.… Read More

Simple, stash-busting weaves for challenging times

Dig into your fabric stash as well as your yarn stash to create a knotted pile fabric… Read More

Stripes, blocks, triangles: double-faced twill drafts for small amounts of yarn on 4, 8 and 16 shafts.… Read More

Colour-and-weave is an enormous family of weaves and perfect for times when you need to mix-and-match.… Read More

When you don’t have enough wool… or enough cotton…. it’s time to explore differential shrinkage!… Read More

We have moved indoors! These tiny tiles make me think of parquet flooring.… Read More

Turn lemons into lemonade, or scraps of yarn into a field of flowers.… Read More

Two different approaches to threading which allow you to weave double cloth on four shafts.… Read More

The flowing lines of an undulating twill are well suited to projects inspired by water.… Read More

The drawdown is essentially a diagram of the woven cloth. Every square in the grid shows one point of interlacement between warp and weft.… Read More

Even with the same threading and tie-up, varying the treadling can make an enormous difference to the fabric we design.… Read More

The evolution of a double cloth design.… Read More

This post offers threading variations for two layers of twill woven on 8 shafts.… Read More

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