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1. Beadweaving Snowflake Bracelet Pattern This snowflake pattern is easy to make and works up quickly. You can weave the beads by hand or using a beading loom. Make a bracelet, as shown, or extend the sides for a choker. I've included a grid marked every ten beads to help you keep your place...
2. Persian Rugs I love Persian Rugs and carpets and I have studied them for years. Here is a chance to look at some of my favorite rugs and carpets.
3. Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival Do you love great outdoor festivals? You don't have to be a knitter, fiber artist, spinner or soft sculptor to enjoy The Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival. With live music, wooly animals to pet, working sheepdog demos, craft classes, beautiful fiber a...
4. Folding Palm Crosses, Flowers, and More for Palm Sunday The cross folded from a Palm Sunday palm frond is a tradition that has been around for many years. Folding your palm is a way to express the Easter story. Jesus came into the town walking over the palms laid down by the people, but one week later die...
5. Where To Buy Extra Large Seed Beads Online Online sources where you can buy large seed beads from 1/0 rocailles to 6/0 e beads.
6. Beadweaving for Beginners Beadweaving is an art form that grows in popularity every year. There are dozens of different styles and techniques of beadwork that one can master and apply to fashion, home decor, and more. In this introduction to beading, we will discuss the origi...
7. Metal Clay Weaving Tutorial - Making Woven Fine Silver "Fabric" with Precious Metal Clay / PMC Sheet or Art Clay Silver Paper Type PMC Sheet and Art Clay Paper metal clay can be used for a variety of applications, including fine silver bezels, appliqués, origami and braiding. One of the most versatile applications is to weave strips into “fabric.” This techniq...
8. How to Knit Fair Isle Patterns Fair Isle knitting, also known as Norwegian knitting, is a knit design worked in stocking stitch using different colours of yarn. Instructions are given for knitting with a sample pattern for practise. The instructions can be written but are usuall...
9. Fancy Yarns Fuzzy, furry, lumpy, bumpy, loopy, hairy - fancy yarn can make an ordinary object into something really special. Join me as I explore what's available, how it "behaves," and what you can do - and not do - with it.
10. Tablet Weaving Tablet weaving is a truly ancient technique for weaving bands. It is simple yet brilliant. It is also easy to learn: getting started takes just several hours. Exploring the technique, however, takes many years. Here is a how-to introduction with link...
11. Tasha Tudor  It seems that Tasha Tudor has always known exactly how she wanted to live. From the time she was a little girl, she dreamed of living on a secluded farm where she could surround herself with a garden and a slew of household pets and barnyard an...
12. All About Jewlery Design I have been making jewelry for well over 10 years. I have torn apart great gifts as young as 5 and redid them in my own "design". In this lens I hope to be able to point you to some great resources for starting in the wonderful world of jewelry desi...
13. Historic, Vintage & Reproduction Home Decorating Fabrics For those who do not have a background in textiles, trying to figure out the difference between a damask and a brocade or between stain resistant and stain proof, for example, can be difficult and confusing enough -- not to mention the frustration of...
14. Beading Loom - Before You Buy You can make some stunning jewelry using beads and a beading loom, but there are so many different types of looms available that it can be confusing deciding which loom to use. Also, looms range from a few dollars to hundreds or thousands. Here are s...
15. What the Heck is a Networked Twill? Achieving curves in a piece of handwoven cloth has always  been a difficult task given that the warp and weft intersect each other at right angles.  The jacquard loom made curves possible because  the manipulation of each individu...
16. How to do Swedish Weaving Huck Embroidery Huck Weaving or Huck Embroidery or Huck Darning is also known as Swedish Weaving. The thread is woven under the top threads (called Floats) of the material and does not go through to the other side of the material.
17. Universal Wire Cloth Company UNIVERSAL WIRE CLOTH Company has been in business for over 30 years serving the wire cloth industry. Our commitment to excellence extends to both the products we offer and the support behind them. It is our pledge to provide present and future custom...
18. Melted Fabrics Calendar I really want to make a calendar for my Lulu store. I made one before but it was fairly simple and, because Lulu's prices are probably a little more than your usual calendar, I want to make something that gives a little more than the dates and a pre...
19. The Beauty of Spider Webs I've always been awestruck by intricate spider webs. So strong, yet so delicate. So simple, yet so complex. "Come in to my parlor said the spider to the fly..."
20. The Unicorn in Captivity In the seventh tapestry of the The Hunt of the Unicorn we see the Unicorn alive and well, risen from death. Penned but not securely, the symbolism can be read to see the resurrection of Jesus Christ and his ties to Earth and the Church.