- TABLET WEAVING
- by ANN SUTTON AND PAT HOLTOM
- HARD COVER WITH DUST JACKET
- PAGES 103
- COLOUR PHOTOS
- B/W ILLUSTRATIONS AND DIAGRAMS
- TABLET WEAVING IS THE ANCIENT METHOD OFMAKING BRAIDS WITHOUT USING A LOOM.
- THE TECHNIQUE IS EASILY LEARNT, THE EQUIPMENT IS SIMPLE, YET THE PATTERNS PRODUCED CAN BE THE MOST ELABORATE AND COMPLICATED IN TEXTILE PRODUCTION.
- CONTENTS INCLUDES:
- ORIGIN,
- NOTES ON THE HISTORY OF TABLET WEAVING
- MATERIALS
- READING THE PATTERN
- THREADING THE TABLETS ETC
- HOW TO DESIGN
- HOW TO APPLY BRAIDS AND FRINGES
- OTHER WAYS TO PREPARE A WARP
- LUTHE HOOPER'S DEVICE
- WEAVING WITH 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 HOLE TABLES
- PATTERNS FOR WIDE BRAIDS
- TUBULAR WEAVING
- FRINGE AND PICOT EDGING
- WARP BECOMES WEFT
- BRAIDS SHARING THE SAME WEFT
- SPACED WARP
- AND MUCH MORE'
- NAME AT TOP OF FIRST PAGE
- VERY GOOD CLEAN CONDITION
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