Lovely Sea Silk warp waiting for an open loom. Time for naughty Gigi to give up her hammock! OK, new year, new beginnings. In honor of our upcoming March/April issue on plant fibers, I'm designing...

When people meet me for the first time and find out I’m a weaver quite often the response is “Oh, you’re a weaver! You must be so patient!” This reaction always makes me squirm...

I am the second generation product of Swedish immigrants. My maternal grandparents and siblings emmigrated during the 1920’s from Råggärd Parrish in Dalsland to Chicago. Grandma and grandpa...

I started weaving in 1969. As I reflect on over 40 years of weaving, there are moments where small lessons in color and design have been critical to my evolution as a fiber artist. In the current issue...

I’m Weaving-Along—Almost! So this is my first blog entry for our Weave-Along! I hope to take you with me through my, er, not very exemplary design process. We would love for you to comment...

Hello Weavers! It is freezing here in Loveland! I walk to work and this morning when I was about half way to the office, I had to decide whether to return home or hurry to the office. Needless to say,...

Hello, One of everbody's favorite weavers, Tom Knisely, will be commentator for live coverage of the Pennsylvania Sheep to Shawl competition on Wed., Jan. 12, at 3:00 PM EST. Tom has done this for...

Well, I survived the drive through the canyon, and I'm back from my workshop at the Estes Park Wool Market. I took a two-day class with Susan Wilson on classic crackle. I am amazed at how much you...