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Handwoven is a community for weaving enthusiasts, featuring the best weaving projects, tips & techniques, products, and more. Pics from Little Looms Spring 2022

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You found us! We’re not currently around, but we left some tweets to share places you can find all things #HandwovenMagazine. We’re also having a great time on social over at https://t.co/F46sKy5uBT. Come join us! Photo amazingness thanks to Matt Graves.

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Want to see more of what #HandwovenMagazine is all about? Get a free copy of our most popular eBook to find projects, ideas, and more of the joy of weaving. https://t.co/ZthgVe4TRt THEN click our link in profile to see what we're up to these days! #ThatsAllForNow

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Let’s talk about why we love our video library. With 50+ videos/workshops, you get up close with some of the world’s best weavers to build skills & confidence. Sharing our passion for learning at https://t.co/j6A8p4IQHD #HandwovenMagazine #moretocome Photo by Matt Graves.

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Another win for #HandwovenMagazine was launching the WIF library, giving handweavers access to more inspiration. WIFs are great for tracking threading and treadling and gaining a better understanding of a draft's weave structure. More WIF fun: https://t.co/WIaBUM1ZAI #moretocome

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We love sharing our passions and finds with our fellow handweavers. The weekly #HandwovenMagazine newsletter is packed with projects, instruction, and inspiration. Find the newsletter signup on our home page https://t.co/OUVcDJahDg #moretocome

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The first thing back then was to launch a shiny new website. It has all our favs, including our most popular articles like https://t.co/qqJ2SZdz5x. We're proud that it's run by weavers, for weavers. #winning #HandwovenMagazine #moretocome #LongThreadMedia Photo by George Boe.

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In the next few days, you’ll hear about all the recent changes for #HandwovenMagazine starting in 2019 with our new home. That year we become part of #LongThreadMedia, founded on a love for fiber arts and handweaving. It’s everything we hoped for! #changeforthebetter #moretocome

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When the hectic holidays roll around, a completed handmade gift is a gift you give yourself. https://t.co/uGXbZDhvJU

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Just five months until the holidays! If you, like me, struggle with time management during the holiday crafting season, here are some tips to get you on the right track . . . including starting early! https://t.co/2omsUPEQWL

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If you’ve ever looked at a portrait from the Elizabethan Era and marveled at the puffy sleeves, you might be delighted to know that the volume on those sleeves isn’t from stiff fabrics or extra starch—they’re from stuffing. Known as bombast, the... https://t.co/OTCZ8jt998

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Looking to choose (or make!) your next loom? This free eBook is your guide to getting just the right loom for your needs. https://t.co/DeTHcSo2pL

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Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 astronauts landing on the moon. Did you know that the supercomputing hardware on board was made up of wires handwoven through tiny magnetic rings by dozens of textile workers? These skilled workers were... https://t.co/elNClmITJL

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Master dyer Dagmar Klos will show you the basics of dyeing using petals, bark—even bugs!—in a clear and friendly style that will have you watching repeatedly. https://t.co/7Ruf6uc10A

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We’re seeking submissions for the 2020 issue of Easy Weaving with Little Looms, the special Handwoven issue devoted to small looms. We’re especially excited about the themes for our three project sections inspired by the natural world: Animal,... https://t.co/HRR1evPT4W

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This week we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission to the moon! Celebrate by learning about the textile workers NASA hired to hand-weave wires through tiny magnetic rings to create an early form of binary code called rope core memory.... https://t.co/6OmCNWiOaK

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Wondering when to move the paddle up and then down (or vice versa) as you make the cross and slide your threads over the cross pegs on the warping board? Here is a rule of thumb to follow. #AskMadelyn https://t.co/EO7cWhuif7

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"Women of Central Asia have been weaving hand-made rugs of intricate design for thousands of years. But in 1979, the carpets began to change radically." https://t.co/3KpbvjzgPT

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It's Shark Awareness Day, a day to remember that sharks are nowhere near as scary as their reputation, and that they provide lots of important ecological services. Celebrate your love of all things shark by weaving an easy shark out of pin loom squares! https://t.co/fGFCq8WNTv

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Happy Bastille Day! Fiber arts and revolution have a long and closely-linked history. Take some time to think on all those who cleverly used cloth to rebel and perhaps start a revolutionary project of your own! https://t.co/4efTuNWI0V

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There is a certain type of weavers' anxiety that can leave one hanging around in the rushes of “what ifs” and “should I?” I believe this is the reason that weavers, even experienced weavers, like to have patterns that have been vetted by other weavers.... https://t.co/9o34AbjoRB