Have you wondered how different structures affect your selvedges? Would you like to learn how to adjust your technique while taking into account the nuances of each structure before you start weaving?
In this second course on selvedges from Sara Bixler, you’ll build on the basics from Weave Better Selvedges, to learn how to apply Sara’s time-tested tips for managing your selvedges with specific structures in mind.
You’ll see real examples of more than a dozen structures to help you visualize edges, and then learn the various ways to adjust and perfect selvedges in your own weaving. Sara includes selvedge strategies for:
Different weave structures present various types of selvedge challenges to weavers. Some structures benefit from being woven with floating selvedges or with a temple. In others, planning way ahead for edges makes them look better—while also improving the stability of your final piece. This video covers all of those strategies, and more!
As you watch this video, you’ll learn:
Don’t let your selvedges be an afterthought! Join Sara today to build on and expand your selvedge knowledge with this informative video.
Prerequisites:
The topics in this video are not just for experts—beginner and intermediate multi-shaft weavers will find plenty to apply to their own weaving. All levels are welcome to learn and improve their selvedge management skills.
Welcome!
FREE PREVIEWMeet Your Instructor
FREE PREVIEWTechnical Support
Weaving with Multiple Shuttles
Selvedges for Lace and Deflected Doubleweave
Working with Unique Selvedges
Sit back and let expert weaver and teacher Sara Bixler teach you her proven methods for weaving better selvedges—so you can weave more and worry less.
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