Hello Weavers, [caption id="attachment_15707" align="aligncenter" width="768"] Giant Red Velvet Mite emerges after some dramatic rain storms in Marfa[/caption] I apologize for postponing part 2 of my Twillogy post, but I have been on a high desert adventure, away from my studio and distracted by the wondrous sights and sounds of west Texas. [caption

Hi weavers - I am working on a new pattern for a series of swellegant pillow covers in twill, and serendipitously, while working on the "twillow" pattern, I have been reviewing Becky Ashenden's video series in which she recreates her excellent Basics class (a class she has been teaching at

If you are a hand weaver, and you have jumped into the river of winding, beaming, threading, sleying, tying on and tying up in order to swim to the shore of  cloth, then I cannot imagine that the notion of "metaweave" doesn't intrigue you. If something about the interlacement of