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Loom Kit

Loan period - 7 days

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Contents

Loom
Yarn
Scissors
Flat shuttle
Pick-up stick
Combs and pick
Weaving needle
Spools
Tape
Dowels
Instructions

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Loom and Weaving Resources at The Valley Library

Navajo and Hopi Weaving Techniques by Mary Pendleton
Call Number: E99.N3 P3 1974
ISBN: 9780025955004
Publication Date: 1974-01-01
Universal stitches for weaving, embroidery, and other fiber arts by Hoskins, Nancy Arthur The learning projects -- Five basic stitches on fabric -- Five basic stitches on warp -- A sampler of variations and combinations -- A sampler of stitches for edges -- A frame-loom sampler -- An heirloom sampler -- A loom sampler -- An album of ideas -- Antique openwork -- Chinese and Peruvian gauze -- Transparent weaves -- Brocading -- Stitching on raised warps -- Overshot weaves -- Coptic weft-looping -- Couching -- Coptic, K'o-ssu, and Peruvian tapestry -- Weft-faced effects -- The Bakhtiyari bedding bag -- Chilkat twining -- Doubleweave -- Quilting -- Victorian needlelace -- Antique filet lace -- Peruvian weaving and needlework -- Weaving fabric for stitchery -- The stitches -- Interlacing stitches -- Wrapping stitches -- Looping stitches -- Chaining stitches -- Knotting stitches.
Call Number: TT848 .H66 1982
Publication Date: 1982
Weaving Without a Loom by Sarita R. Rainey
Call Number: TT848 .R3
ISBN: 9780871920249
Publication Date: 1983-05-01
World Weaving Traditions - video by Kanopy Intended to provide a complete and permanent record of surviving traditions and skills in textiles and crafts, the Ends of the Earth unique series show the processes in full, in detail and with all the clarity and colour made possible by modern video cameras. In many ways they are better than being there - pausing and replaying gives the possibility of checking again where the quickness of the hands has eluded or deceived the eye. the mysteries of weaving techniques from across the world have been filmed entirely on location in villages in Africa, Asia, South and Central America. World Weaving shows some of the most beautiful hand woven textiles being produced and worn in their countries of origin. Part 1: Looms and Warps- Backstrap, Frame and Treadle looms from Mexico, Guatemala, Peru, Bolivia, Turkey, India, Burma, Thailand, Laos, Indonesia, Ghana. Warping processes for a scaffold warp, four sevedges on a backstrap loom, Kente and kilim weaving, for silk and cotton supplementary warp and weft weaving. Part 2: Weaving Techniques- Weft faced patterning by slit and interlocking tapestry, supplementary weft including Guatemalan brocades and Turkish cicim and carpet weaving. Warp faced patterning by pick up techniques including rare footage of Bolivian pick up weaving, supplementary warp weaving, Kente weaving, and finishing a four selvedge weaving. Ikat patterning by weft ikat in Thailand and India, warp ikat in Sumba, and double ikat in India and Bali.
Publication Date: 2015