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Ideas and projects for handwoven wearables from a longtime weaver who learned how to spin yarn &
showcase handspun art yarn and commercial novelty yarn in fabrics.More than 10 project inspirationsThe
first half of the book is about creative techniques, fully illustrated.The second half of the book has project
details.Pampa Loom Flow Vest (a frame loom-shaped garment)Purple Neon Chunky Scarf (rigid
heddle)Aegean Sea Scarf (rigid heddle or shaft loom)Plum Wrap (rigid heddle or shaft loom)Silk Rainbow
Supercoiled Scarf (rigid heddle or shaft loom)Red Rainbow Eyelash Yarn Scarf (rigid heddle, shaft or
backstrap loom)Red Ruana with macramé detailing (eight shaft pattern, modifiable)Sakiori Rep Weave Coat
(rigid heddle or shaft loom)Caribbean Ribbon shawl (rigid heddle or shaft loom)Hand sewn clothing using
fabric with handspun cotton yarnHandwoven fabrics made with commercial cotton flake yarns and related
yarns like boucléHandspun yarns and commercial novelty yarns are highly popular today. New weavers are
arriving from the worlds of spinning, knitting and crochet, using frame looms, pin looms, rigid heddle looms
and shaft looms to weave their handspun yarn into fabric. I learned how to weave as a child using traditional
plain cotton and wool weaving yarns that are suitable for both warp and weft. Knowing the traditional
weaving rules for durable fabrics, I experiment with breaking those rules, thoughtfully, to showcase special
yarn in fabrics for clothing and accessories that are truly wearable and functional. Coming from the world of
tradition handweaving, with its emphasis on structure, provides a unique perspective on incorporating art
yarns into fabric.I’m a former spinner who has been learning to adapt to physical disability. I used to weave
with fine weaving yarn, thin handspun cotton singles yarn, and complex multishaft patterns, as well as
complex pick up designs including “painting” large motifs with freeform overshot patterns utilizing twills
and satin. Now I’m weaving with worsted to chunky yarn; I’m bundling my thinner stash yarns into warp
and weft ends with four or more strands. I’m buying supercoiled yarn, tailspun yarn and more from hand
spinners. Texture has become much more important, so art yarns are now more important to me. I’m
weaving simple twills and plain weave, both as pick up patterns and four shaft designs. I’m still weaving
clothing and wearable accessories, so I want my fabrics to be sturdy and (relatively) durable, without long
floats or loops or easily abraded sections that can catch on things when the item is worn.Art and novelty
yarns have long been used by modern weavers in the weft. I have tips for weft, such as custom sheds that
accommodate and display chunky supercoils prominently. I’m using yarns not traditionally considered
suitable for warp in my warps, too, however. Sometimes such yarns are the main warp yarn. First, I explain
some weaving techniques and weaving hacks I developed that both display and protect art yarn in
handwoven fabric meant for clothing and accessories. Then I describe more than 10 weaving projects in
detail, including my original weaving notes on materials, sett, width, length, sewing tips, and more.I do not
discuss traditional supplemental art yarn techniques, like brocade and the Theo Moorman technique.