Twining weaving tutorials

The Weaving Loom The Modern Lap Loom Weaver's Resource Your guide to weaving looms and techniques! Start weaving today! - Part 20

Twining is an ancient technique that has been used to make fabric and add to woven fabrics. It is a simple technique for weavers to learn to add extra texture to their weaving, start their weaving, or create an entire woven project. Step-by-step tutorial on weft twining for anyone.

Weave with fabric to add something extra to your weaving. Try these different ways to incorporate a new material into your next project.

When I talked about twining last week, I mentioned that you can use twining to make shapes in your weaves. So today I put together a fun post on how to create the scallop shape using twining. The best part of the twining process, is that we're going to use it to create an outline

In this tutorial you'll learn a weaving technique called double Twining! This is a little bit of a shortcut to the typical twining as it creates two rows of twining at once. I use twining in all my weaving projects as it is how I start and end all my tapestries. It also helps even out your rows if they get uneven. I also have a Youtube video explaining this technique as well if you would like to see the process in more detail.

Everything you need to know to start weaving! This post teaches all the basics to create your first full weaving.

This video tutorial will show you how I use twine to weave over my shapes when weaving tapestry with fabric strips. Click here to see the video tutorials on tapestry weaving with fabric strips.

In this project, I'm using the color palette from Weave the World - Woodlands weaving kit. Since I wrote this post, I've updated the Woodlands Weaving Kit. It's still basically the same colors, but there are different textures and sizes of yarn. You can still make this project with the new kit, or any kit in the shop. Planning I can't go anywhere without a loom And I usually have the project all planned out...