We throw around the terms “warp” and “weft” all the time in weaving, but what does it mean to have a “weft-faced” fabric? In today’s episode, I’ll bring you a clear definition, as well as some strong suggestions to how to create a really interesting and effective weft-faced, handwoven fabric.
Show Notes –
Krokbragd – There is a fun style of Scandinavian weaving called Krokbragd and, in keeping with our theme, it creates a weft-faced fabric! You need just 3 shafts to weave this colorful, geometric gem and it is definitely on my list of things to try in the future. Here is a great blogpost from Petra Marciniak all about it.
Weaving & Recycling – In today’s video, I gave you just a small taste of what you can use as your weft in any fabric. But, I thought it would be fun to throw it back to an early episode specifically focused on using repurposed items in your woven fabric. Click here to enjoy.
October 2024 Weave Along
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