Best of Handwoven: Atwater-Bronson Lace eBook
Best of Handwoven: Atwater-Bronson Lace eBook
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Are you ready to sharpen your lace-weaving skills?
This lace technique book is sooooo much more than a project book!
Here's just a taste of what you'll find inside:
CONTENTS
A Glossary of Laces for Weavers
Barbara Liebler [4-8 shafts]
An Introduction to Atwater-Bronson Lace
Jean Scorgie [4 shafts]
An Atwater-Bronson-Lace Sampler
Virginia West [4 shafts]
Profile Drafting: Getting the Big Picture
Sharon Alderman [4-8 shafts]
Linen and Lace—Perfect Partners
Linda Heinrich [4 shafts]
Topaz Lights Lap Robe
Barbara Elkins [4 shafts]
Runner in Atwater-Bronson-Lace Pick-Up
Bob Owen [3 shafts]
Daisy Chain Runner
Alison Irwin [4-6 shafts]
Turned Atwater-Bronson Lace
Kathryn Wertenberger [4-8 shafts]
Learning from Handwoven Magazine
Margaret Gaynes [4 shafts]
The Swedish-Lace Story
Donna Muller [4 shafts]
Striped Spring Tablecloth
Ronnine Bohannan [4 shafts]
Kirschbaum Tablecloth
Julie Lawson [4 shafts]
This lace technique book is sooooo much more than a project book!
Here's just a taste of what you'll find inside:
- Learn about block profile drafts and how to design your own lace patterns, whether you are using simple pick-up or many shafts.
- Discover special warping, weaving, and finishing techniques to use with linen, lace’s most elegant partner.
- Find out how to design and weave “turned” lace and discover the difference between Swedish lace and Atwater-Bronson lace.
CONTENTS
A Glossary of Laces for Weavers
Barbara Liebler [4-8 shafts]
An Introduction to Atwater-Bronson Lace
Jean Scorgie [4 shafts]
An Atwater-Bronson-Lace Sampler
Virginia West [4 shafts]
Profile Drafting: Getting the Big Picture
Sharon Alderman [4-8 shafts]
Linen and Lace—Perfect Partners
Linda Heinrich [4 shafts]
Topaz Lights Lap Robe
Barbara Elkins [4 shafts]
Runner in Atwater-Bronson-Lace Pick-Up
Bob Owen [3 shafts]
Daisy Chain Runner
Alison Irwin [4-6 shafts]
Turned Atwater-Bronson Lace
Kathryn Wertenberger [4-8 shafts]
Learning from Handwoven Magazine
Margaret Gaynes [4 shafts]
The Swedish-Lace Story
Donna Muller [4 shafts]
Striped Spring Tablecloth
Ronnine Bohannan [4 shafts]
Kirschbaum Tablecloth
Julie Lawson [4 shafts]
