Stick Weaving Western Style

A blog dedicated to hand stick weaving using knitting needles as sticks

Friday, February 25, 2011

Queen Bed throw

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Labels: 25x60 Brown Sheep Wool

Wall Hanging 36x60 Patton Wool

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Labels: 36x60 Patton Wool
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Western Weaver
I have been a hobby weaver for about 10 years. I started with a small Navajo fixed type loom, tried "stick" weaving (that is weaving the weft around four to ten hand held dowels, pushing the weft down on to the warp which is trailing at the end of the dowel), then I used a traditional loom for a season. Currently I do only stick weaving but now my "sticks" are modified knitting needles. The resulting columns of weaving are then connected in "piano hinge" fashion. The advantage of this type of weaving for me is that it is portable. I can easily move my projects between my summer (Wyoming) and winter (Utah) range. I have developed the techniques required to keep each column spaced properly so it will match the next one exactly. Creating patterns is also a fun challenge.
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