Hello all, Cathy recently posted about her photo's (great!) but also mentioned "winweave". Is that a method, or software? I am thinking about getting some sort of weaving program, not necessarily to

Does anyone know if the book on Jacquard weaving that was written by Louise Berube from Montreal Canada is available in English. I saw a copy of it while in Germany and it looks good. But I misplaced

Does anyone know where one can obtain large packages of 8/4 cotton warp arn - (Maysville) I can only find it available only in 800 yard spools and need to get it in much larger packages like 5-10 lb

Brigitte wrote: a circle on a sixty seda (A with a ring, no h) is a small town in Smland - about 20 mins drive from where I live. We Swedes have been fond of giving personal names, or village

Ugh ! - Ralph does all the research and labor, then someone makes money off of it ? I'd be really embarrassed to have this CD in my house. - Bill Koepp in Central California

How about using satin and reverse satin? There would be small dots showing but one could control the floats.

Thank you again Peter for your help. We are so fortunate to have you here. And since we in the US often call those countermarch "teeter-totter" parts jacks, it is good to know that the name came

I have never found you have to push an overhead beater much before throwing shuttle. Throw shuttle, curve weft, BEAT. While you are picking up next shuttle or unwinding weft from present shuttle, the

Coupers, I think. Therese

I have uploaded the pictures in Photos - Cloth folder #10= back view of my personal waistcoat #11=close-up of the rag hinge method I use a front square the rag comes from a business entity called

Here's some places to start learning about tesselations and Escher. Look for free software to design your own: Tess (I haven't tried this one yet but it looks interesting) and Tesselmania (demo

At the end of this month I am planning to travel Copenhagen for a week. Could anyone suggest weaving/fiber related places that I must see in Copenhagen? Thank

usually used to make the loom more portable or smaller in my I fully respect Bill's knowledge of different looms, but I must disagree with the above......the underslung beater on some looms is a

Janet asked: You use the same reed, Janet, but put twice as many ends per dent. You should be OK with 10/2 pearl cotton, but sometimes you can run into trouble with this setup if your warp is sticky

I'd still like the e-mail addy -- for one thing they may have gotten some returned, and also that way my friend can be on their list for next year. So again, if anyone has an e-mail contact that'd

Issue No. 30 of Weaver's (Winter '95) has an article by Virginia West entitled "Homage to Escher, Networked Images on 8 Shafts". It looks like the maximum float length is 3. It's one of the many

I took my copy for Show and Share at a guild meeting, and gave information to several people there. One of them ordered one, and told me she got the last one. So I don't think there are any more

I'd use 4 ends per dent. Margaret ------------------------------------------------------------------- MargeCoe@... Tucson, AZ

Does doubleweave require using a different size reed than singleweave? The original project uses 10/2 cotton and a sett of 20 ends per inch. Ordinarily, I would use my 10-dent loom and sley 2 ends

Sorry for the cross-post: I just showed a friend my Fabrications 2002 calender -- can anyone tell me 1) The e-mail list for the creators 2) If they are on this list, do you have any calendar