Author: Ethan Thorne

I still remember the first time I decided to push the boundaries of traditional weaving by incorporating unconventional materials into my work. It was a eureka moment, as I discovered…

As I sit at my loom, surrounded by spools of cotton yarn, I’m reminded of the countless times I’ve been asked for a guide to cotton yarn for weaving. It’s…

As I sit amidst my loom and threads, I often think about the misconception that a guide to wool yarn for weaving is only for traditionalists or those seeking a…

As I sit at my loom, surrounded by spools of yarn and half-finished projects, I often think about the question what is warp and weft in weaving. It’s a topic…

As I sit at my loom, surrounded by threads of every texture and hue, I’m reminded of a common myth that frustrates me: that balancing texture and pattern in weaving…

As I sit amidst my loom and threads, I’m reminded of a common myth that frustrates me: that choosing a color palette for weaving is solely about personal taste. But…

As I sit amidst my loom and threads, I often think about the elusive concept of finding inspiration for your weaving designs. It’s a topic that’s been overly complicated by…

As I sit amidst my loom and threads, I often think about the misconception that creating a weaving cartoon or sketch is a daunting task, reserved for the skilled and…

As I sit at my loom, surrounded by threads of every color and texture, I’m reminded of the common myth that weaving shapes and circles is a daunting task, reserved…

As I sit at my loom, surrounded by threads of linen and raw silk, I often think about the misconception that a guide to the soumak weaving technique is only…