Double-Faced Tablet Weaving
John Mullarkey | Streaming Video | 124 min
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Imagine a 4-shaft loom you can carry in your pocket! Using the age-old art of tablet weaving (or card weaving), you can create beautifully patterned bands to use as belts, straps, bookmarks, or to embellish other weaving projects. In Double-Faced Tablet Weaving, John Mullarkey teaches one of the most fascinating aspects of tablet weaving: how the structure combines aspects of spinning and weaving, and how twist affects design. Tablet weaving is endlessly fascinating: Just turn the cards and watch the patterns emerge. John makes it easy, and his excitement is infectious, so join him and a millennium of weavers in celebrating this ancient art.
You'll Love This Tablet Weaving Video If:
- You enjoy playing with patterning
- You want to make gorgeous bands for bookmarks, belts, embellishments, and more
- You like to weave wherever you go
In Double-Faced Tablet Weaving You'll Learn:
- The secrets of S and Z twist and how twist creates pattern
- How to thread the cards for different patterns and effects
- Tips to make sure you've warped correctly for your pattern
About the Author:
John Mullarkey is a weaver, spinner, and fiber artist who is passionate about tablet weaving and about spreading its many virtues and possibilities. He has developed software for designing tablet-weaving patterns, and he is the primary author of A Tablet Weavers' Pattern Book (self-published). He has woven garments using his card woven bands that have been in both national and international fashion shows, and his designs have been featured frequently in Handwoven.
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John Mullarkey
John Mullarkey is a weaver, spinner, and fiber artist who is passionate about tablet weaving and about spreading its many virtues and possibilities. He has developed software for designing tablet-weaving patterns, and he is the primary author of A Tablet Weaver's Pattern Book (self-published). He has woven garments using his card woven bands that have been in both national and international fashion shows, and his designs are frequently featured in Handwoven.