Fabric weave

Weaving denim in process; Radha Weaver left the apparel industry and started her first quilt with fabric from her stash. Inspired by transformation, she creates art with upcycled textiles.

Whether you call it a triaxal weave, mad weave or tumbling blocks, this pattern has a certain beauty to it, especially to those of us fond of geometric designs. I'm just glad I didn't give up when initially I couldn't figure out how to do it to save my life. This post contains affiliate links.&

We all wear clothing on a daily basis, use it for upholstering furniture around the house, use them as bedclothes, and hang drapes and many other things that use fabrics. But rarely do we spend

I've always wanted to learn how to make these!! Etsy posted a great tutorial for these this week, so I thought I'd give it a shot. Here'...

Posts about weaving fabric strips written by mulberrypatchquilts

tied in a checkerboard pattern-every other crossover using indigo dyed silk floss

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A luxurious, textured semi-plain weave featuring an intricate, irregular dot pattern. This modern fabric has the shimmering decorative quality of granite, with the space-dyed chenille yarn creating a tactile surface of both depth and interest and is ideal for upholstery.

To create their intricately beautiful array of fabrics, A Rum Fellow’s cofounders, husband-and-wife Dylan O’Shea and Caroline Lindsell, draw on centuries-old techniques found in Guatemala. “It’s a nation that lives and breathes textiles,” says O’Shea. There, family-run weavers produce the London-based studio’s brightly colored brocades and fabrics, which debut in the U.S. this summer with

SOFA New York 2012: The International Exposition of Sculpture Objects & Functional Art, Park Avenue Armory.A pair of lead textile pieces informed by V&A research were featured in the VIP Lounge at SOFA New York in April.