Using some simple additional string heddles to create a third shed, turned krokbragd is an easy, habit-forming way to make beautiful bands. Fiber artist and teacher Joan Sheridan walks you through this technique step by step, warping for a loom-controlled weave and creating the band pass by pass. By the end of the course, you’ll have a band of adorable woven sheep and the skills to make a more traditional motif.
The course includes step-by-step instructions to set up and warp the loom, Joan’s tips for error-free, comfortable inkle weaving, and two complete patterns for turned krokbragd inkle bands.
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What is Krokbragd?
FREE PREVIEWTurned Krokbragd Structure
The Mechanics of Turned Krokbragd
Create String Heddles
How to Make String Heddles
Wind the Warp
Add Heddles for Krokbragd
Warp Thread Order
Ready, Sett, Weave
Managing Selvedges
Finishing Bands
Warp and Weft Choices
Next Steps in Turned Krokbragd
Materials List
Ideas for Inkle Bands
Sheep Pattern
Bonus Pattern
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