Since its first printing a decade ago, this guide has become the standard text book for both teachers and self-taught weavers, teaching all they need to know about warping, reading and designing drafts, and the basics of weave structures.
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Deborah Chandler is the author of Learning to Warp.
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I love this book with all of it's great ideas for the new weaver. It is a grat book to add to your weaving library!
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Format:Hardcover
Deborah Chandler's book is the next best thing to attending an excellent
weaving class in person. Then after you learn to weave, it is a reference book
that can aid you for years to come. Even after weaving for more than
10 years, I often turn to this book. It has plain detailed instruction
with wonderful illustrations. Photos and drawings as well as the fabulous
explanations guide you right along.
Whether you are just learning to weave or want to add to your weaving library,
I strongly recommend this book!
weaving class in person. Then after you learn to weave, it is a reference book
that can aid you for years to come. Even after weaving for more than
10 years, I often turn to this book. It has plain detailed instruction
with wonderful illustrations. Photos and drawings as well as the fabulous
explanations guide you right along.
Whether you are just learning to weave or want to add to your weaving library,
I strongly recommend this book!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Format:Hardcover
As a new weaver, I found this book to be an incredible storehouse of good, reliable information. I read it cover to cover before I ever even laid eyes on my loom. Armed with that book, I felt completely prepared to start my first project the evening my loom arrived.
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Illustrations
The book is very informative although I would have liked more detail regarding warping from back to front. What I found disappointing were the illustrations.... Read more
Published on April 19 2010 by Matryshka
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A beginners must
Any one new to weaving should add this title to their library. I had borrowed it from the public library first and after reading it once knew that I need to have a copy of my own.
Published on April 11 2010 by Keran MacLachlan
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Trust the Reviews. This book is a Weaver's Keeper
Based on the great reviews of this book I decided to get it. This book is fabulous and a real keeper for anyone new to weaving. Read more
Published on Mar 15 2010 by Barbara
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Learning to Weave
Even if I have been weaving for a while, every time I open this book I learn something new or modify my way of doing to make it better or easier.
Published on May 21 2009 by Miqua
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A New Weaver's Bible!
Absolutely the best "self-instruction" book I have ever used for any topic. I took weaving several months ago from an instructor, and then did not have time to pursue it... Read more
Published on Oct 6 2003
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Don't Weave at Home Without it!
This is the very best book I have seen or used to learn to weave. It is extremely detail oriented and procedes in a step by step manner. Read more
Published on Jan 17 2003 by Astrid Dars
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A Must!
Forget all the other books on weaving. This is the one. Anyone who has problems warping their loom, designing patterns, learning new patterns will wear the pages of this book thin... Read more
Published on May 30 2000 by A. Borovkoff
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Beyond excellent for both beginner and expert.
This is by far the best book on weaving I have ever seen. It is an excellent learning tool as well as reference tool. Easy to understand directions and illistrations. Read more
Published on April 3 1999
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