Category: Bronson
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In the most recent issue of Handwoven, I have an article about Bronson Lace One of the things I did was to use two different colours, one in the warp, one in the weft. They are closely related, and the difference in colour really doesn’t show in the photos they included in the article, so…
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Too Clever…
…for my own good? As mentioned previously, when things are going (mostly) right, I get a chance to think. And since I’m thinking about Bronson Lace and all the ways one can weave it, it suddenly occurred to me that, with the loom set up the way it is, I could actually weave a sample…
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Lace Weaves
Huck lace ‘boxes’ with plain weave Swedish Lace Many people find lace weaves confusing, not least because there are so many different ways to write the threading/treadling draft. When the sequence looks so very different, people can get confused about what is the ‘right’ way. Well, the ‘right’ way is which ever sequence – threading,…
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Lace Weaves
Huck lace ‘boxes’ with plain weave Swedish Lace Many people find lace weaves confusing, not least because there are so many different ways to write the threading/treadling draft. When the sequence looks so very different, people can get confused about what is the ‘right’ way. Well, the ‘right’ way is which ever sequence – threading,…
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Bronson Lace and Spot Bronson
Spot Bronson in a point progression. The weave structure will ‘pivot’ so do not repeat the final block when repeating the threading or treadling. Bronson Lace. Half of one repeat shown. Again, do not repeat the ‘pivot’ blocks at the centre and end of the repeat. I usually don’t like lifting a whole lot of…