Lace weave

It's time for another episode of the School of Weaving that builds on everything we've learned about Huck. Swedish Lace is Huck's cousin. They live on the same side of Lace Street. Swedish Lace units are the same as Huck's but in Swedish Lace we are allowed to repeat those units as many times as we want. Ms. Swedish Lace is a little more lenient :) When we understand how this works, it means we can use Swedish Lace and Huck in one piece....as you will see in our show and tell…

Lace tessellations: not just a tongue-twister but also a quirky little weave for 8 shafts.… Read More

New to the Weave Along? This is a set of posts that help you learn to weave step-by-step! Find all the Weave Along Steps here. If you missed the first post, find all the Weave Along Steps here. This week we're going to add two rows of the Spanish Lace Weave. This weave makes a really delicate

I attended a great guild meeting last night where Kathy gave a program on "Lace Weaves". What a great amount of very helpful information. She touched on mock leno, Swedish lace, Finish lace, Atwater-Bronson lace, barley corn, huckaback, spot Bronson, Huck....... I am just saying..... she blew our socks off with her information and her awesome samples. True lace is usually 2 types: needle or point lace & bobbin lace. In these types of lace, the threads can be laid out freely in any pattern…

In my blog post, “Weaving Huck Lace!” I wrote about my experience with weaving patterns designed with clear cut blocks of plain weave and Huck Lace. I later wrote another post, …

Many Lace and Spot Weaves are created by warp floats and weft floats on a plain weave background. Lace has openings or holes and spot weave has closed spots. In my favorite book on weave structur…

I have some questions about weaving huck lace. I have woven several projects and none of them have turned out the way I hoped they would. Help!

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