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Ecclesiastical Pomp & Aristocratic Circumstance

A Thousand Years of Brocaded Tabletwoven Bands. by Nancy Spies. The author details the history of the craft of brocaded tablet weaving from the sixth to the sixteenth century. It analysis data from bands, including their metallic and fiber content. It presents examples of tablet weaving in literature and art and describes the types of patterns and where they were produced. 314 pages, softcover. $40.00

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Tubular Cardwoven Neckpieces

Modern Adornment From an Ancient Weaving Technique. by Linda Hendrickson. You can create these beautiful neckpieces without any previous weaving experience. The equipment is so inexpensive - just some cardboard cards, a shuttle, and two C-clamps. Once you master the techniques, you can make the warp in 10 minutes, and complete a neckpiece in about three hours. 39 pages, softcover.

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Byways In Handweaving

by Mary Meigs Atwater. The first 21 pages of this book deal with cardweaving. She covers weaving with 3-hole and 6-hole cards along with great information using 4-hole cards. 128 pages, softcover

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DVD: Warping The Loom: Back to Front

DVD: Warping The Loom: Back to Front

With nationally recognized Peggy Osterkamp.

This video thoroughly explores the process of dressing a loom by yourself, from back to front. After discussing materials and tools that will make the job easier, Peggy divides the warping process into 6 easy steps: 1- Measuring the Warp; 2- Loading the Raddle; 3- Beaming the Warp; 4- Threading the Heddles; 5- Sleying the Reed; 6- Tyeing the Warp to the Cloth Beam Apron Rod. This DVD is loaded with many time saving technique and problem solving tips. Peggy shows you many ways to set up the loom to make warping comfortable. Key words of various steps are superimposed over the video as a reminder of the sequence and will serve as a handy reference.

It is assumed that you understand basic weaving terminology, know the names of the parts of the loom, need know how to calculate warp for a project, read a weaving draft and dress a 4-shaft loom even if you have only done it once in class

In addition to your loom and a reed you will need a warping board plus some general weaving supplies which are described at the beginning of the DVD.

Peggy Osterkamp has been weaving since 1970 and apprenticed with Jim Ahrens, designer of the first AVL looms, in a production studio. She is a nationally recognized weaving instructor and author and has introduced hundreds of students to weaving theory and practice. Having her books, or DVD at your loom is like having a patient, knowledgeable teacher at your side.

Running time 62 minutes (color).

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