An un-bylined post on the Textile Arts Center blog gives us a rockin overview of Ikat weaving — a technique in which warp and/or weft threads are resist-dyed (usually tie-dyed) before weaving. Enjoy a summary and beautiful photos at the blog post.
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Wildflowers for Machine Embroidery
Welcome back to our Monday Machine Embroidery Patterns series! Today, we’re venturing into the serene world of nature-inspired designs with a collection that’s sure to add a touch of wild beauty to your stitching projects. Get ready to embrace the … Read More ...
susan says
Lovely article –love to learn about different crafts