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Handwoven - Januar/Februar 2012 9,50 �

Log cabin, shadow weave, and other striking color-and-weave patterns using both 4 and 8-shafts are the focus of this issue. Featured projects include a doublewidth log cabin blanket, shimmering shadow weave shawls, and a warp rep rug with optical illusions woven in the pattern.

Handwoven - November/Dezember 2011 9,50 �

The November/December 2011 issue of Handwoven is all about designing and weaving with blocks. Most projects in the issue all use the same two-block profile draft, each in a different weave structure. Other projects include piano scarves, a small coverlet, and ply-split baskets.

Handwoven - September/Oktober 2011 9,50 �

The September/October 2011 issue of Handwoven is dedicated to handwoven fashion. The winners of the V�v Garment Challenge are showcased in a beautiful photo gallery and instructions for weaving and sewing each stunning project are also included. Other projects include a scarf woven with threads that light up, a vest that combines knitting and weaving, and a lovely neck piece created on an inkle loom.

Handwoven - Mai/Juni 2011 9,50 �

Woven Lace! - 14 lace projects

The May/June 2011 issue of Handwoven magazine contains fourteen lace projects for woven lace. We've included delicate dotted swiss napkins, instructions for weaving eco-friendly cotton scarves, how to weave beaded bands on a bow loom, and more.

Handwoven - March/April 2011 9,50 �

Designer Secrets

The March/April 2011 issue of Handwoven is a Designer's Notebook full of tips to help you with your next handwoven creation.

Learn different approaches to design and ways to use fiber, color, and texture in handwovens.

Handwoven - Januar/Februar 2011 9,50 �

The January/February 2011 issue of Handwoven magazine is full of ideas to help you celebrate, communicate, and commemorate the special memories and events in your life. You will find cultural inspiration for your contemporary weaving; our cover features a striking warp-rep table runner by Tom Knisely that is based on kente cloth. Inside you will find a stylish jacket woven from a tartan, a vest that is reminiscent of a Hindu Toran, contemporary chenille scarves with a message, and more.

We've also included a bonus Loom Buyers Guide chocked full of info to help you decide on a future loom purchase.

Handwoven - November/Dezember 2010 9,50 �

This issue is all about the joy of the weaving process and what "slow cloth" means to handweavers. We invite you to peruse ten beautiful projects that you can weave as presented or use for inspiration for your own creations.

And, just in case you want to go even slower than creating your own cloth, you can read about spinning your own yarns too.

We're also announcing an exciting new challenge for 2011. Your handwoven garment could be chosen for the runway in ...!

Handwoven - September/Oktober 2010 9,50 �

This issue contains 14 projects in yak, cashmere, alpaca, paper, and more! There are five projects that can also be woven on a rigid-heddle loom and a special bonus yarn insert.

Handwoven - Januar/Februar 2010 9,50 �

In this issue, Handwoven focuses on texture created by unusual weave structures such as velvet and pleats and other clever ideas including weaving with wood.

The Weaving World is NOT ALL FLAT! Here's a great collections of projects and tips for weaving textiles with dimension and texture: pleats, tucks, waves, wiggles, and tufts. You'll find lots of ideas for breaking the grid and making textiles that beg to be touched. Weave warp velvet, new variations of doubleweave, seersucker, felty fabrics, and more.

Handwoven - Januar/Februar 2007 9,50 �

Projects

For Starters Bamboo Meets Angora For a Very Soft Scarf (Loralee Schultz)
Honeycomb Bag in Black and White (Sue Bleiweiss)
Warm and Fuzzy:Free Form Pattern For Scarves (Malin Selander)
Now we are Eight Choose Shadow Weave for Decorative Household Textiles (Sarah Saulson)
DeVore for Handwoven Scarves (Anne Field)
Pedestrian Rug in Black and White (Stephen Bennett)
Woven Ruffles for a Versatile Accessory (Ruby Leslie)
Street Scenes Table Setting (Joan Torgow)
A Starry Scarf in Deflected Doubleweave (Gudrun Polak)
Sula's Scarf in Fulled Deflected Doubleweave (Stefanie Meisel)
Silk Scarves in Deflected Doubleweave (Madelyn van der Hoogt)
School For Weavers Designing with Deflected Doubleweave (Madelyn van der Hoogt)
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast: Fabric Forecast for Fall/Winter '07-'08 (Daryl Lancaster with illustrations by Jessica Levinson)

Handwoven - Mai/Juni 2007 9,50 �

Projects

For Starters Coordinated Fabrics for a Bathroom (Katherine Buenger)

Creating Palettes from Digital Images (Deborah Holcomb)

Maine Island Runner (Marjie Thompson)

Pottery-Inspired Placemats in Huck Lace (Rosanne White)

Violet Ruffles Scarf in Doubleweave (Sarah Fortin)

Tapestry Rag Rugs (Johanna Erickson)

A Bevy of Scarves Inspired by Garrowby Hill (Barbara Herbster)

Grand Canyon Throw (Sharon Alderman)

Fine Fabrics on a Rigid Heddle Loom (Jane Patrick)

Celebration Coat Inspired by an Article in Handwoven (Janette Meetze)

Grand MOMA Silk Scarf in Doubleweave (Sue Willingham)

Guild Challenges Inspire Great Work (the Peace Arch and Salt Spring Island Weavers and Spinners Guilds)

Demystify Mystery Yarns with an Easy-to-Make Yarn Balance (Christina Hammel)

Handwoven - Mai/Juni 2009 9,50 �

Projects/ Feature

Tow Linen and Natural Dyes for a Runner by Suzie Lile
Kitchen Towels in Four All-Natural Fibers by Kate Lange-McKibben
Weft from Your Yard: grass-woven hot pad by Rita Buchanan
Natural by Nature: a Five-Silk Scarf by Karen Selk
Swatch Collection #38, Silk: the Luxury Fiberby Sharon Alderman
Wool Afghan with Natural-Dye Accent by Sigrid Piroch
Geometry Man Tapestry by Karen Donde
One-Skein Scarf by Liz Gipson
A Shawl in Spindle-Spun Andean Alpaca Yarn by Linda Ligon
Alpaca Scar by Dorothy Solbrig
WEAVE TO SELL: Huck-Lace Scarf by Madelyn van der Hoogt
Twill Pillows in Buffalo and Alpaca Yarn by Alice Selby
The yarn of the hour: Slow Yarns

Handwoven - Januar/Februar 2009 9,50 �

Features/Projects

Weaver's Challenge Results...and a New Challenge! (Madelyn van der Hoogt & Joan Sheridan)
Getting to Know You! Matching the Finish to the Yarn (Laura Fry)
Felted Hat and Purse (Deborah Shelmidine)
Triangular Hat (Jessica Knickman)
Lusciously Ruffled Scarf (Kristin Kelley)
A Versatile Vest for Warm Winter Wear (Melissa Ludden)
Paneled Skirt (Liz Gipson and Melissa Ludden)
Lacy, Fulled Shawls in Deflected Doubleweave (Barbara Herbster)
Log-Cabin Ruana (Linda Ligon)
Embellish Handwoven Bags with Needlefelting (Kathleen Monaghan)
Felting Fun with Scarves (Ruth Buchman)
A Lush, Brushed Blanket (Liz Moncrief)
A Celebration Shawl for a Bright New Year (Stefanie Meisel)
The Yarn of the Hour: Wool

Handwoven - November/Dezember 2008 9,50 �

This issue explores the current fascination weavers have with what can be created in the fulling process: feltlike fabrics, softly felted fabrics with holes that don�t ravel, fabrics with waves and bumps from differential shrinkage�all of the magic that can happen after the cloth leaves the loom.

Handwoven - Mai/Juni 2010 9,50 �

Samplemania and Study Groups!

Sampling is a great way for both new and experienced weavers to gain new skills! In this issue, Handwoven offers eighteen projects and study-group starters. Also, see the spectacular winners of the Not Just for Socks contest. For this challenge, weavers had to create something that featured sock yarn.

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Handwoven - November/December 1989 7,15 �

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Handwoven - January/February 1991 7,15 �

Handwoven - March/April 1991 8,50 �

Handwoven - March/April 1992 8,50 �

Handwoven - May/June 1993 7,15 �

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Handwoven - March/April 1998 7,50 �

Projects

Exploring Shadow Weave by Alison Irwin
In and Out of the Shadows with projects by Sharon Alderman and Janice Jones
Turned Shadow Twills by Elizabeth Lang
Eight-Shaft No-Tabby Overshot by Christina Hammel
Double the Twills on Half the Shafts by Manuela Kaulitz
Smooth and Soft Scarves with projects by Emmy Spencer, Leslie Killeen, Yvonne Stahl, and Lestra Hazel
Twill at Random with projects by Julie M. Nester, and Linda Toomre
From Pot Holders to a Wedding Dress by Krissa Elaine Palmer
Driving Fashion: Automobile Fabrics of the 1950s by Ellen Hess
The Textile Collection of the American River College Library by Kathy Murphy
Pattern Continuity with Space-Dyed Wefts by Manuela Kaulitz
A Color Reference Fringe with Evelyn Tuller
The Weaver�s New Body by Claudia A. Chase and Pam Altomare
Calculating the Sett by Sharon Alderman

Handwoven - September/October 1999 8,50 �

Handwoven - November/December 1999 8,50 �

Handwoven - May/June 2000 8,50 �

Handwoven - September/October 2000 8,50 �

Handwoven - May/June 2001 8,50 �

Handwoven - May/June 2002 8,50 �

Handwoven - November/December 2002 8,50 �

Projects

Sterling Silver Pins are Miniature Frame Looms (Kathy Bright)
Lilac Mist Choker (Karen Kelley Schultz)
Handwoven Jewelry (Christie Dunning)
Handwoven Beaded Cloth for Evening Eyeglass Cases (Ellen Hess)
Accessory Heaven: Where have all the boas gone? (Daryl Lancaster)
The Boa is Back: Helen's Leno boa (Susie Hodges)
Go Get 'Em Tiger! accessories for the beach (Flavian Geis)
Beaded Waffle Weave Scarf (Donna Carty)
Copper Tones: A Scarf for all Seasons (Barbara Walker)
Beaded Bobbles for Scarf Finishes (Victoria Hanna)
Undulating Overshot for Scarves (Sylvia Houghton)
Rag Handbags: Three Faces of Felicitas (Felicitas Sloves)
Tencel Friendship Bags (Moi Ravenscroft)
Sateen Purses for Evening Wear (Horace Lethbridge)
A Handwoven Sweater in Turned Boulevard (Yvonne Stahl)
Weaver's Network: The Fairbanks Weavers' And Spinners' Guild (Jane Patrick with Helen Griffiths Howard)

Handwoven - March/April 2003 8,50 �

Handwoven - September/October 2003 8,50 �

Projects

For Starters: Star Towels by Britt-Marie Lamb
Rep Weave Placemats Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright by June Franklin
A Rya Cover for Lap, Bed, or Wall by Betty Johannesen
It�s Teatime! Summer and Winter Tea Towels by Sheila O�Hara
Check(er)mate: Double Duty Table Runner by Barbara Walker
Ripsmatta Rug: A Swedish Rep(ly) to Amish Colors by Mary Nickol
Bath Accessories au Naturel by Karen Tenney
Now We Are Eight: A Stellar Man�s Scarf on Eight Shafts by Sarah Saulson
Weekend Weaver Card Weaving with Weft from the Garden by Deb Essen
We�ve Got You Covered: Swatch Collection #35 by Sharon Alderman
Color Forecasting and a New Handwoven Column by Daryl Lancaster
Weaving for the Home: An Award Gallery
Weaver�s Network: Weaving in the Heartland by Jane Patrick

Handwoven - November/December 2003 8,50 �

Projects

Handwoven's Fabric Forecast Spring/Summer '04 (Daryl Lancaster)
For Starters: Ellen's Table Runner (Ellen Johnson with Francie Iverson)
Future Fiber Artists: Fostering A Sense of Wonder (Jean Korus, Tori Derr, Tracy Kaestner, Connie Lippert, and Linda Hendrickson)
Gifts for the Teacher: A Holiday Tradition (Daryl Lancaster)
Felting on Handwoven Cloth (Loretta Oliver)
Holiday Clothing for Kids: A Wool Cape and a Lace Pinafore (Suzanne Smith)
Inkle Band Babies: Waldorf Style (Christi Eales Ehler)
Weekend Weaver A Family Blanket for When You're Home Alone (Terry Collard)
Crayon Blanket and Pillows (Beverly Savel)
Fellowship Cloaks in The Lord of the Rings (Sandy Amazeen)

Handwoven - Januar/Februar 2004 8,50 �

Handwoven - March/April 2004 8,50 �

Projects

For Starters: Start with Silk for an Evening Scarf (Karen Tenney with Madelyn van der Hoogt)

Dressing Up with Beads (Karen Tenney)

A Fancy Fringe (DeeDee Woodbury)

Beading with Danish Medallions (Christina Hammel)

Beyond Basic Black: A Gallery (Candiss Cole, Dorothy Cross, Darlene Danko, Deborah Hird Newell, Myra Pierce Rees, Sarah Saulson, Virginia West)

Evening Star Jacket (Sara Nordling)

Satin and Tencel for a Shimmering Scarf (Patricia Townsend)

Inspired by the Bauhaus: Silk Scarf in False Damask (Sigrid Piroch)

Less Is More: Understated Elegance in a Scarf (Barbara Walker)

Now We Are Eight Dressy Pillows in Chenille (Sarah Saulson)

A Versatile Vest and Bag and a Versatile Beaded Embellishment (Anita Luvera Mayer)

Weekend Weaver: Dorset Crosswheel Buttons (Anne Dixon)

Handwoven's Fabric Forecast Fashions for Fall/Winter '04-'05 (Daryl Lancaster)

Handwoven - May/June 2004 8,50 �

Projects

The World Upside Down: A Tribute to Edward M. Franquemont (Mary Frame)
Traveling at Warp Speed: A Special Travel Section Travel Tips from Anita (Anita Luvera Mayer)
From Virginia's Travel Journals (Virginia West)
For starters: A Linen Carrier for Home and Abroad (Margaret B. Russell)
Me and My Shadows: Shadow-Weave Scarf and Shawl (June Rogovin)
Tencel Travel Wardrobe: A Versatile Blouse and Vest (Tracy Kaestner)
Loita Hills Blanket with Thanks to the Maasai (Nancy Taylor)
Southwest Settings for Placemats and Napkins (Sandee Jaastad)
Travel Journal Cover in Ikat Inspired by Weaving in Borneo (Deb Essen)
Bye Bye Blackbird: A Boundweave Wall Hanging (Sally Scott)
Weekend Weaver Have Loom Will Travel (Judy Edelkind)
Design on the Go: A Portable Design Portfolio (Mary Nickol)
Traveling at Warp Speed: A Special Travel Section cont'd The Weavers of Cusco, Peru (Margaret Streamer)
Speaking Weaving in Guatemala (Deborah Chandler)
Kente Cloth of Ghana (Katherine Palmer)
Places to Go: Your Guide to Textile Travel
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast The Year in Review (Daryl Lancaster)

Handwoven - September/October 2004 8,50 �

Projects

From the Studio of Joe Coca: What's Hot!
For starters: A Puffed and Puckered Scarf with Novelty Knitting Yarns (Liz Gipson)
Evening Sunset Scarf with Differential Shrinkage (Stefanie Meisel)
Weekend weaver: Night Sky Scarf (Stefanie Meisel)
Collapse-Weave Scarf with High Energy Merino Wool (Anne Field)
Shibori Meets Devore in a Handwoven Scarf (Holly Brackmann)
Weave Shibori Bookmarks and Mark Your Weaving Journey (Bren Ahearn)
It's All on the Surface: Three One-of-a-Kind Vests (Sally Gelbaugh)
Seminole Patchwork and Shadow Weave (Helen Summers)
Embroidery with Beads and Mirrors: Embellishing Handwoven Surfaces (Inge Dam)
Lord of the Rings Gallery of Fellowship Cloaks
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast Spring/Summer '05 (Daryl Lancaster)

Handwoven - January/February 2005 8,50 �

Projects

Fiber Forecast: A Guide To Using Yarns
For Starters - Soy Silk: A Scarf's Best Friend (Tom Knisely with Lynnette Beam)
Soy Silk and Bamboo Scarf (Norma Smayda)
An Alpaca Blanket for Soft Winter Warmth (Nancy Taylor)
A Lacy Huck Scarf in Cotton and Mohair Boucle (Sheila O'Hara)
Collapse-Weave Shawls with a Wool Crepe Weft (Cynthia Hall)
Weekend Weaver: Night Lights Scarf in Chenille and Knitting Ribbon (Karen Tenney)
Lacy Wool Scarves: A Fiber Exploration (Stefanie Meisel)
A New Look at the Boa: A Great Reason To Buy Novelty Yarns (Jaye Campbell)
Thrums are Fibers, Too! A Double Corduroy Rug (Rosalie Neilson)
Designing with Novelty Yarns for a Sumptuous Shawl (Barbara Herbster)
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast Fall/Winter '05-'06 (Daryl Lancaster)
Shop smart: Harrisville Designs: Committed to Textile Traditions (Liz Gipson)

Handwoven - March/April 2005 8,50 �

Projects

Been There, Done That? The Poncho is Back! (Lynn Tedder)

Color-and-Weave Basics: An Overview (Madelyn van der Hoogt)

For Starters Log Cabin Eye Dazzler in Hand-Dyed Yarns (Joan Sheridan Hoover)

Color-and-Weave with Point Twill (Margaret B. Windeknecht)

Design by Challenge: Water Lilies Tencel Shawl (Barbara N. Holman)

Celebrate with Cloth in Strip-Woven Shadow Weave (Bren Ahearn)

A Shadow-Weave Vest for Day or Evening Wear (Mary Gleason Best)

4-Shaft, 4-Block Doubleweave: A Unique Color-and-Weave Effect (Doramay Keasbey)

Weekend Weaver Poncho Pizzazz (Tracy Kaestner)

Swatch Collection #36 Lines and Squares (Sharon Alderman)

Handwoven's Fabric Forecast Fashions for Fall/Winter '05-'06 (Daryl Lancaster)

Jump Start A Scarf in the Feathers and Wings Palette (Ruby Leslie)

Shop smart Heritage Spinning & Weaving: Passing It On (Liz Gipson

Handwoven - May/June 2005 9,50 �

Projects

For Starters Overshot Made Easy for Pot Holders (Jean Korus)
Party Placemats and Runner in Rep with a Supplementary Warp (Barbara Herbster)
Hot Summer Colors for a Runner in Atwater-Bronson Lace (Barbara Walker)
Weaving with Linen without Tears (Lynn Tedder)
Lacy Linen Lite: An Easy Runner on Three Shafts (Norma Smayda)
What's not to Love about Linen? Linen Placemats for Elegant Dining (Barbara Elkins)
A Run of Linen Runners on the Same Warp (Vicki Tardy)
Fiesta Tablewear for Fiesta Dinnerware (Suzie Liles)
A Summer Party Dress with Huck Lace Hearts (Sandee Jaastad)
Weekend Weaver Shadow Weave Circles: A Summer Scarf on Six Shafts (Louise French)
A Wool and Lace Poncho for All Seasons (Rita Hagenbruch)
A Poncho Primer
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast The Year in Review (Daryl Lancaster)
Jump Start River Stones Runner in Deflected Doubleweave (Stefanie Meisel)

Handwoven - November/December 2005 9,50 �

Projects

In Praise of Plain Weave (Liz Gipson)
For Starters Night Life Scarf: Weaving at Warp Speed (Madelyn van der Hoogt)
Weekend Weaver Saturday SCarf: Warm and Fuzzy (Rita Hagenbruch)
Loop-de-loop Scarves in Brushed Boucle (Laura Fry)
Embroidered Wool Bag in Bulky Knitting Yarns (Stefanie Meisel)
Every Last Penny Scarf: Fulled Shaping for Textured Cloth (Su Butler)
A Fully Loaded Laptop Case with Fulling and Needle Felting (Liz Gipson)
The Winners: Ponchos on Parade On the Web: Poncho Gallery
Two Shadow-weave Rugs on One Warp (Barbara Stollberg)
Blooming Leaf Throw in 4-Shaft, 4-Block Doubleweave (Louise H. Cortelyou)
Theo Moorman Goes Big with Pendleton "Worms" (Daryl Lancaster)
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast Fashions for Spring/Summer '06 (Daryl Lancaster)
Jump Start Neon Lights Belt on an Inkle Loom (Amy Abbott)

Handwoven - January/February 2006 9,50 �

Projects

For Starters Teach It with Towels: Huck Lace (Kristine Linn)

Is There A Right Size? (Lynn Tedder)

Teach It with Towels: Swedish Lace (Vicki Tardy)

Weekend Weaver Linen and Lace Bag: A Student's First Project (Lizzie Landry)

Learn with a Sampler in Linen and Huck Lace (Lynn Tedder)

Teach Yourself Twill with Napkins or Towels (Louise French)

Designing with Twill for a Winning Ruana (Dorothy Solbrig)

Getting Started with Warp Rep (Tom Knisely)

Zigzagging with Warp Rep: Art Pieces for Wall or Table (Holly Brackmann)

Learning from a Weaver's Exchange: Towels in M's and O's (Kathleen Farling)

Learning by Doing Everything Wrong (Madelyn van der Hoogt)

Fishing for New Weavers (Karen Donde)

Handwoven's Fabric Forecast
NEW! Fabric Forecast for Fall/Winter '06-'07 (Daryl Lancaster

Handwoven - March/April 2006 9,50 �

Projects

For Starters Weaving for a Guild Sale: Log Cabin Runner (Tracy Kaestner)
Peacock Scarf: A Winning Inspiration (Cindie Kitchin)
Weekend Weaver Elegant Silk Scarf: A Spot Weave Show Stopper (Vicki Tardy)
Show Off Your Yarn With Honeycomb: Three Purses (Suzie Liles)
Eyelash Scarves: Sensational Show-offs (Laurie Brown)
Paradise Puffs Poncho: A Winner in Chenille and Elastic Yarn (Deborah Jarchow)
Monk's Belt Pillows and Tips on Weaving for Sale (Wendy Sundquist)
Reviving the Show Towel: Stars in the Kitchen (Tom Knisely with Lynn Tedder)
Doubleweave Pillow: From Risk to Reward (Susan Horton)
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast: Fashions for Fall/Winter '06-'07 (Daryl Lancaster)
How to Hang a Show: Tips for Guilds and Galleries (Mary Zicafoose)
How to Pack and Ship a Garment for Shows (Kathy Fleeher)
Tips for Photographing Your Work for a Show from the Chattahoochie Handweavers (Judith Powell Krone with Alice Schlein)
Notes from a Juror (Bhakti Ziek)
Copyright Law for Handweavers (Marisa James)

Handwoven - May/June 2006 9,50 �

Projects

For Starters Cafe Grande Mug Rugs (Karen Schnee)
Sousin Crackle for 4-Block, 4-Shaft Scarves (Tomoe Edwards)
Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall: Designing with Color (Kate Lange-McKibben)
Technicolor Cloth for Summer Picnics (Tracy Kaestner)
A Summer Shawl in Summer and Winter (Sarah Saulson)
Fun and Functional: Turned Summer and Winter Towels (Bonnie Inouye)
Bookmarks and a Polychrome Challenge (Doramay Keasbey)
Houndstooth for the Baskervilles: A Samitum Rug (Mary Nickol)
A Summer Runnin in Lace and Supplementary Warp (Barbara Walker)
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast the Year in Review (Daryl Lancaster)
Jump Start Warp Painting for a Scarf in the Night at the Arcade Palatte (Daryl Lancaster)
School for Weavers a Summer and Winter Family Reunion (Madelyn van der Hoogt)
More Copyright Law for Handweavers (Marisa James)

Handwoven - September/October 2006 9,50 �

Projects

Weaving Your Own Web: How to Get Your Guild Online (Heidi Leech)
Twenty-first Century Towels
For Starters: Doggie Bags - for Dogs! (Jo Anne Setzer)
Decorative Holiday Pet Collars (Sherrie Amada Miller)
Weekend Weaver: They're Catnip to a Cat! Handwoven Cat Toys (Margaret Anderson)
A Knitted Look for Scarves: Handwoven in Bead Leno (Marvelyn Albert)
A Plushy Mat for a Cat Using Handwoven Chenille Weft (Sigrid Piroch)
It's a Dog's Life! A Comfy Bed in Taquete (Sheila O'Hara)
Equine Elegance: Fancy's Saddle Blanket (Pamela Jones)
Canine Couture: Coats for Your Best Friend (Ruth Morrison)
A Cover for Your Feathered Friend (Suzie Liles)
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast: Fabric Forecast for Spring/Summer '07 (Daryl Lancaster)
Tile Wrap: A Free Project from the New Book Time to Weave (Jane Patrick)

Handwoven - September/Oktober 1998 7,50 �

Handwoven - September/Oktober 2008 9,50 �

Projects

A Centerpiece Fringed with Pineapple Yarn- a table runner (Jane Patrick)
Bands, Bands, Bands, and More Bands! inkle-woven apron straps and a belt (Christi Eales Ehler)
Indonesian Batik and a Swedish Technique- a rag rug (Debra Sharpee)
A Shaggy-Bag Story- a shoulder bag (Linda Ligon)
Weave Now, Dye Later- Indigo Dyeing Made Easy- An overshot runner (Tracy Kaestner)
A Weaver's Challenge and an Old Book- A lace runner (Suzie Liles) and a beiderwand runner (Madelyn van der Hoogt)
Sakiori: Recycling Something Old into Something New- a rag-woven vest (Dinah Rose)
Hippari Kimono Woven in Bamboo- a bird's-eye twill kimono (Daryl Lancaster)
A Cool Blue Bedspread for a Cool Kid's Room- a false damask bedcover (Marja Rautiainen)
A Coordinated Bath Set in Comfy Cotton- waffle-weave washcloths and towels (Karen Tenney)
FiberHearts Winners!
The Yarn of the Hour: Eco-Cotton

Handwoven - M�rz/April 2010 9,50 �

Doupleweave

In this issue, we have great tips and projects that will inspire weavers to learn a variety of doubleweave techniques.

Handwoven - September/Oktober 2009 9,50 �

Weaving is a wonderful recession-proof past-time! The September/October issue of Handwoven gives readers projects and tips for weaving more and spending less. They'll learn how to use bargain yarns, how to substitute with yarns from their stash, how to use a spinning wheel to ply several yarns for designer blends, and great things to do with thrums (those leftovers from other projects). Projects will include a rug woven from chenille selvedges, tubular doubleweave for pillows, a fulled-wool vest woven on a very small loom, and more. The September/October issue also celebrates Handwoven's 30th anniversary. Look for yarn and equipment specials from our advertisers and some insight into where we've been and where we're going.

Handwoven - M�rz/April 2007 9,50 �

Projects

A Rose by Any Other Name . . . Is a Snowball? (Lynn Tedder)
For Starters: Overshot for Rugs (Tom Knisely)
Elegant Bookmarks: Miniature Overshot and Fine Threads (Syne Mitchell)
Versatile Miniatures in Lee's Surrender (Karen Homann)
Weekend Weaver: Custom Checkbook Cover in Contemporary Overshot (Liz Good)
Ribbons of Overshot for a Soft Spring Shawl (Rita Hagenbruch)
Overshot Gets a Makeover: It's All About Color (Yvonne Stahl)
Fiesta Cloth: Coloring by Numbers (Leslie Killeen)
From Overshot to Doubleweave the Easy Way (Robert Owen)
La Belle Creole for a Runner and Napkins (DeeDee Woodbury)
Woven Shibori: Overshot on the Edge (Catharine Ellis)
Name Drafts for Overshot Borders (Susan Horton)
Our Weaving Divas: a Tribute (Karen Donde)
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast Fashions for Fall/Winter '07-'08 (Daryl Lancaster with illustrations by Jessica Levinson)

Handwoven - November/Dezember 2009 9,50 �

Organize your Studio! In the Studio issue of Handwoven, you�ll take tours of weavers� studios and learn great ways to create an inspiring environment and personalize your space. All projects include special time-saving, space-saving tips and unusual design techniques. Other goodies in the issue: a shawl based on Mary Meigs Atwater�s horoscope, how to use yarns with �twist and bounce,� a chat with your favorite weaving teachers, and creating pleats by spritzing.

Handwoven - November/Dezember 2007 9,50 �

Projects

For Starters Anything but Plain: Twelve Placemats on One Warp (Janet Dawson)
A Two-Sided Rag Rug fop Versatile Interior Design (Tom Knisely)
Two Garments Using Great New Accent Yarns (Rosa Chavarr'a Jones)
Textured Scarves in Deflected Doubleweave (Stefanie Meisel)
Six Unique Towels in Shadow Weave (Vicki Tardy)
Runner, Napkins, and Tablecloth in Doubleweave on One Warp (Madelyn van der Hoogt)
Shadow Weave for Many Projects on One Warp (Sarah Fortin)
Three Towels or One Wall Hanging or Both! (Erica de Ruiter)
Weaving for the Holidays: Towel and Table Toppers (Tracy Kaestner)
Felted Holiday Ornaments (Sue McFarland)
The yarn of the hour Sea Shell and Sea Silk: Good for the Environment and Good for You! (Diana Sanderson)
When We Wore Pearls: Weaving in the 1950s
Sailors Take Warning: You Might Have to Dance All Night! A shawl (Karen Donde) and a purse (Berna Lowenstein)
Weaving Monographs: Treasure Troves (Karen Donde)
Chanel-Inspired Fabrics (Elsa Krogh)

Handwoven - November/Dezember 2006 9,50 �

Projects

For Starters: A Bamboo Shawl in Shadow Weave (Robin Lynde)
A Winter Scarf in 3-D Doubleweave (Sarah Fortin)
The W(hole) Project: Nuno-Like Felting for Weavers (Susan Bowman)
A Coat and Scarf for an American Girl Doll (Jeanette Bauer)
Winter Lace Shawls in Doup Leno (Marvelyn Albert)
Weekend Weaver: Handwoven Hats: Fun with Faux Fur! (Leanna Witt)
For a Perfect Fit Try Draping: Practice Pattern-Making with a Vest (Daryl Lancaster)
Swatch Collection #37: Fabrics for Interiors (Sharon Alderman)
A Gulf Coast Winter Jacket (Tracy Kaestner)
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast: Fashion Forecast for Spring/Summer '07 (Daryl Lancaster with illustrations by Jessica Levinson)
Jump Start: Fulled Wool Pillow in Fabric Forecast Colors (Jane Patrick)
Vadmel: Fulling Woolen Cloth the Traditional Way (Carol Colburn)

Handwoven - M�rz/April 2009 9,50 �

Features/Projects

Camp for Weavers A Survey of Residential Craft Schools by Karen Donde

Make it Your Own: A Student Challenge Work by students at Colorado State University

Tired of Straight Stripes? Meet the Ondul?? Reed! Linen towels by Suzie Liles

Make a Loom and Weave a Hatband in Two Days by Sharon Kersten

A Study in Color and a Krokbragd Rug by Wendy Ross

Add Beading to Fabrics for One-of-a-Kind Art Pieces- A coin purse by Sandra Staff-Koetter with Rebecca Laurence

Beaded Silk Scarf with Bands of Beaded Leno by Luciano Abbarno

A Kitchen Valance in Brooks Bouquet by Mariellen Boss

Showcase Fancy Yarns Scarves by Ann Squire

New Projects from Old: from Shawl to Scarf- Scarf by Jeanette Tregeagle

Answers to a Request: Two Luscious Silk Scarves by Linda Ligon

Handwoven - Januar/Februar 2008 9,50 �

Projects

For Starters (Wai-Kwan Li)- Crazy twill for an easy-to-make blanket
Weave a Tapestry Bag on a Box (Sarah Swett)
A Pile Tug in Handwoven Chenille (Ulrike Beck)
A Winning Combination: Warp Rep and Craftsman Style (K.C. Alexander)
One Warp, Four Rugs, Eight Looks (Rosalie Neilson)
Coordinates for Interiors in Three Different Weaves (Deb Essen)
Weft Rep Table Runner: Reviving and Old Weave (Tom Knisely)
Weave with Emu Feathers for the Fanciest Fringe (Karen Richards)
Cut Warp and Weft Floats (Kathleen Morris)
Two Patterns for Two Scarves on One Warp (Bonnie Inouye)
Narrow Vertical Designs in Tapestry with Needle Felting (Nancy Harvey)
Sneak Preview! The Handweaver's Pattern Directory
The Yarn of the Hour: Self Striping Sock Yarn!
Handwoven's Fabric Forecast

Handwoven - M�rz/April 2008 9,50 �

Projects

For Starters: Huck Lace and Tencel are Perfect Partners (Kristin Kelley)
Set a Spring Table with Light and Lively Linen and Lace (Tracy Kaestner)
Lines of Lace in Linen for a Table Runner (Suzie Liles)
Lacy Linen Table Scarf (Liz Gipson)
Leno and Knitting Yarns for a Mobius Shawl (Lisa Nelson Raabe)
Lace, Color, and Bamboo Yarn for Shawls and Scarves (Kate Lange-McKibben)
Weaving as Chicken Soup - For Comfort! (Barbara Elkins)
Make Your Own Warping Board (Kelly Wetzel)
School For Weavers: A Lace Primer
Handwoven as Inspration (Holly Brackmann and Students from Mendocino College)
The Yarn of the Hour: Bamboo

Handwoven - Mai/Juni 2008 9,50 �

Projects

Showing off Novelty Yarns (Robyn Spady)

Soft Pillows and a Lacy Blanket (Rita Hagenbruch)

Synchronized Swatches Contest Winners

Bonus Project: Best Kitchen Fabrics (Karen Tenney)

Bonus Project: Best of Show Warp-Rep Table Runner (Deborah Watson)

Upholstery and a Throw for Vintage Chairs (Sarah Fortin)

Brighten a Breakfast Nook with Table Squares and a Throw (Christina Hammel)

A Pillow and Table Squares in Overshot and Ducape (Susan Horton)

Surround Yourself with Handwoven Fabrics (Rosalie Neilson)

The Yarn of the Hour: Hemp

Forward Thinking: Introducing Adria Saracino and Arley Sochocky