Tablet weaving is an age-old art-form. According to the book Ecclesiastical Pomp and Aristocratic Circumstance by Nancy Spies, archaeologists have found evidence of weaving tablets made from wood and bone...

Diné (Navajo) weavers are famous around the world for their beautiful rugs, blankets, and other handwoven items. For centuries, Diné weavers have created stunning and complex woolen works...

Philomela II wall hanging; handwoven wool and watercolor inset If you're looking for something to do this weekend and you're in the New York City area, multi-disciplinary artist Charlotte Noruzi...

Humans have been block printing with woodblocks for millennia, in fact, it’s the oldest known method of printing textiles. The ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans all used woodblocks to print intricate...

Textiles have played many important roles throughout history. The first pieces of clothing helped humans survive the elements, and masterpieces like Starry night and the Mona Lisa were painted on humble...

One of the poorest nations, Madagascar is home to a wealth of unique species that live in its rainforests. Unfortunately, these rainforests are slowly disappearing because of logging operations and to...

In honor of Weaving Today’s guest writer—and fabulous knitter—Karen Brock, this BeWeave It has a knitted theme. As weavers, we tend to pay more attention to the textiles used in films...

Even if it doesn’t affect you directly, it’s hard to miss all the signs that the school year is about to start for many. School parking lots are full as teachers prepare their classrooms, and...