October 9th, 2013

Spinning & Weaving Week: Must-Have Weaving Book

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Today, Debby Cook shares with us her the must-have book for her weaving shelf.

Deb Chandler's Learning to WeaveMy “must-have” weaving item is Deborah Chandler’s Learning to Weave. Because I also knit, work full time AND part-time and have a full family life, I can sometimes have months go by between starting new projects.   Deb Chandler’s book always has the answers I need to jumpstart my memory!  It keeps me on track from winding my warp, warping back to front, right through treddling and finishing techniques.  Oh, and the reed substitution page is well worn! This is the one book I would be lost weaving without.

What’s your must-have weaving book?

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Mary has worked at WEBS since 2005. She has been knitting since 2000 and also knows how to crochet, spin, and use a rigid heddle loom.
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  • Rachelle Crosbie

    Anne Field’s 4-shaft book is my go-to. I’ve got the one you recommend, but doesn’t work for me.

  • Leslie

    8 shaft Patterns. I also love Learning to Weave and refer to it on a regular basis!