Weave With Words

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Weave With Words

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Type: Hardback

ISBN: 9780764372391

Date: 1st January, 1900

Publisher: SCHIFFER CRAFT

  1. Categories

  2. Typography and Lettering
  3. Needlework And Fabric Crafts
  4. Spinning And Weaving

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Add words to your weavings! Learn to plan, design, and weave letters, words, and phrases to enhance and personalize any work. Engaging instructions and how-to illustrations teach intermediate and advanced weavers to add text to cloth by using the familiar inlay technique in new ways. It's the first book to detail this skill set, enabling weavers to accurately create beautiful lettering to personalize any project and add new layers of meaning. Expert weaver Scott Norris teaches the building blocks in an encouraging and effective way, drawing from his years of practice in pioneering the combination of weaving and typography. Using a traditional four- or eight-harness hand loom and plain weave, readers learn to plan, design, draft, and weave letterforms by choosing and combining vertical, horizontal, angled, and curving lines.  So that readers can practice their new skills, the book includes six colorful, ready-to-use designs featuring words. As a bonus, there are directions for turning those weavings into nine practical, heirloom-quality projects such as pillows, placemats, and towels. Features:  Detailed, step-by-step instruction in the inlay technique and applying it to the alphabet. How to design and draft patterns to create any sizes, shapes, and combinations of clear, beautiful text. Six ready-to-weave text designs with nine "try-it" weaving projects provide guided practice and learning. Projects are heirloom-quality, practical household items such as placemats, napkins, dish towels, and pillows. Projects are weaver-friendly: sized to be economical in materials expense. Includes drafts for two complete alphabets (one roman and one script), jump-starting weavers' "writing" possibilities.

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