Handwoven, May/June 1992 Digital Edition

The May/June 1992 issue of Handwoven magazine has all you need for the novice and experienced double weaving weaver.

Double your weaving fun in this special themed May/June 1992 issue of Handwoven Magazine

Whether you want to weave double-sided, double-width, or tubular fabric this issue has you covered. Projects include a tablecloth that can be woven on a 26-inch wide loom, a grocery bag, and a lace double weave runner that can be woven on a rigid-heddle loom.

The feature articles of this issue will introduce you to weaving legends and new patterns:

• Be introduced to Carol Strickler, Handwoven’s technical editor in 1992.
• Learn the basics of how to double weave on four shafts and eight shafts, and rigid heddle loom.
• Uncover the mysteries of the double-weave tie-ups.
• Use pick-up techniques to create patterns while securing together two layers of double-weave cloth in double weave quilting on a four-shaft.
• Get hints on how to adjust your tie-up for maximum treading ease.
• Discover some of the endless design possibilities with double-weave blocks.
• Weave traditional overshot patterns in double weave to eliminate long weft floats.

Test your new double weaving skills with 14 included patterns!

1. Fabrics for Interiors #19 by Constance Lalena
2. Double-weave sewing caddy and needlecase by Jean Scorgie
3. Ocean blue double-weave tablecloth by Barbara Smith Eychaner
4. Ribbed double-weave Hot Mats by Carol Strickler
5. Double-weave tea cozy by Sharon Alderman
6. Nine-patch double weave table runner by Jean Scorgie
7. Double-weave grocery bags Louise Bradly
8. Ugly Ursula doll by Yvonne Stahl
9. City check double-weave runner by Sandra Leinweber
10. Quilted double-weave jacket by Jean Scorgie
11. Double-weave parka by Kathryn Wertenberger
12. Chariot wheels placemat and runner by Judy Steinkoenig
13. Lace double-weave runner by Betty Davenport
14. Flower series book marks by Carol Isleib

Get your copy of the May/June 1992 Handwoven Magazine and double weave away!