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These professional acid dyes are from the Dharma range and are used for silk, wool and nylon. Here we offer you interesting and permanent dyes. Ind...

By Babs Behan, Kim LightbodyBook in French Turn flowers and plants you've picked, recycled plants into natural dyes and inks, and learn how to infu...

By Aurélia Wolffwith the contribution of Caroline GomezZero Waste CollectionBook in French It's a bit of chemistry, a bit of cooking, a return to n...

100% Tencel yarn, 4 plies.Offers multiple possibilities and a most interesting result.Available in 100g skeins (437 yards)100% Tencel4-ply100g skei...

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By Rebecca Mezoff This book comes at the perfect time, as more and more weavers delve into tapestry weaving. Rebecca covers all those things you re...

DescriptionThis is a book on drafting that is also a handbook of weaves. You'll not only learn to use drafting tools -- warp and weft drawndowns, w...

The unusual structure of shadow weave creates works that shimmer and glow with multifaceted dark-and-light color. How and why did the legendary wea...

by Deborah Robson and Carol Ekarius Think of Peterson’s Field Guide to Birds of North America and you’ll know what to expect when you ...

by Carol Ekarius and Deborah Robson As spinners become more experienced, they understand the importance of starting with the right fiber for the...

Textile Structures-by Peter Collingwood The range of textiles shown here is remarkable both in the type of textiles and the materials used to make ...

By Kristine Vejar In The Modern Natural Dyer, expert Kristine Vejar shares the most user-friendly techniques or dyeing at home with foraged and ga...

by Nancy M. Searles Four shafts are no limit to the intricate patterns possible using Searles’ freeform design technique. Block weave threadings, s...

Description After scanning over this book, one unfamiliar with the author might be surprised to know that this is his seventh book on a textile tec...

To finally have this magnificent book available again is just wonderful. (This edition has been re-typeset and rearranged.) I got a copy many years...

by Jane Patrick This book showcases the broad range of possibilities that can be achieved with the rigid heddle loom. Included are chapters on plai...

by Anne Dixon This pattern book is chock-full of 400 clearly illustrated and easy-to-follow patterns. https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0267/0762/4...

Book in French Nicole Grenon, from Saint-Michel-de-Bellechasse, Quebec, developed an interest in weaving at an early age. It wasn't until 1983, how...

A Guide to Making Pictorial Felts Using Wet and Dry Felting Methods (2nd Edition) By Pat Spark This workbook is intended to help you learn the tec...

This book is like Marguerite Porter Davison’s pattern book, but for 8 shafts. Not only does it include a plethora of drafts, Ms. Strickler writes c...

by Robyn Spady, Nancy A. Tracy, and Marjorie Fiddler Some weavers, such as chemistry professor Dr. William Batemen, make a scientific study of weav...

By Bobbie Irwin About this book Iridescent fabric shimmers and glows, changing colors depending on how the light hits it. Different colors appear ...

MAX8, the new book by Marian Stubenitsky, is about weavings with, as the name says, a maximum of 8 shafts. The first books in this series had a the...

by Tom KniselyTom Knisely is a master rug weaver and you'll learn all you need to know (and then some) about weaving rag rugs in this book dedicate...