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A brief overview of phrases and terms used to describe twill patterns.
A short history of denim and how to weave it at home
An explanation of twill tie-ups and how to use them to change the structure of twill
Instructions for weaving a 360 twill gamp
A step-by-step explanation of what gamps are, how to make one, and how to translate a gamp into a project
Pattern and instructions for weaving the Blueberry Cobbler Blanket
How to use twill ratios to create blocks of patterns called turned twill
Pattern and instructions for weaving Chameleon towels
Different selvedge options for twill weaves
Using twill in color-and-weave patterns to design your own patterns
Explains how a point twill threading can lead to interesting and surprising designs just by modifying the tie-ups
A towel project to help learn to recognize some basic twill structures and become familiar with how they work.
Instructions for weaving a double diagonal twill cloth
Pattern and instructions for weaving the Mariner’s Compass Silk Scarf using network-drafted twills
Explanation and tips on weaving krokbragd
Pattern and instructions for weaving a krokbragd journal cover
Instructions to enable the reader to design their own bag using a name draft
A history of tweed and Estate checks
How do different structures drape? This article tests sixteen different structures and calculated setts to isolate their effects and compare the end results.
There is nothing like wearing handwoven, handsewn clothing. This pattern provides all the information you need to recreate this drapey, oversized tunic in a summer & winter structure.
Weaving with supplemental weft structures may create a bulky, stiff, and visually heavy fabric. How can changes in sett and threads create a fabric with more drape and softness for garments?
How does bundling threads to create a thicker warp or weft yarn affect the finished cloth? These experiments test whether bundled yarns act the same in weaving and cloth as the thicker yarns they are meant to simulate.
Fiber choice is often the biggest and most visible factor in determining the drape of finished cloth. This experimental article tests the drape of eleven different fibers and discusses how to choose the best one for your project.
How much will wool staple length affect the drape of a finished fabric? In this article, the author starts from fleece and takes a fine, medium, and long wool all the way off the loom.