Daily Band Practice: Day 44
Today’s motif features warp ends picked up in pairs and a mixture of three pick and five pick floats. I …
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Daily Band Practice: Days 32-43
New month new colors, no internet! Our internet was down for a few days, the internet tech laughed at how …
Daily Band Practice: Days 30 & 31
31 days of intentional daily band practice finished. Weaving every day is good for the soul.
Daily Band Practice: Day 29
This motif unintentionally ended up being a nod to my mid century modern design aesthetic. The design reminds me of …
Daily Band Practice: Day 28
Every day I have been glad I chose to do a daily band practice this year, but I was especially …
Daily Band Practice: Day 27
Is it strange that this pattern made me smile? This fun motif looks like two sassy X’s stacked on top …
Daily Band Weaving: Day 26
Do you see a butterfly? The pattern in Inkle Weaving, by Helene Bress, page 124 (194b) looked like a butterfly …
Daily Band Practice: Day 25
And today’s design is brought to you by Helene Bress, from the book Inkle Weaving, page 117, published in 1975. …
Daily Band Practice: Day 24
This motif of a human figure is the first that I have woven. I’ve always enjoyed the backstrap designs of …
Daily Band Practice: 23
Why is this one folded, you may ask. This motif was about making the design reversible. All the other motifs …
