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 Lynette van Niekerk, an accomplished and experienced tapestry weaver, distinguishes between tapestry and frame weaving although both are woven on a frame of some kind. The image on the left is an example of her weaving. This article is based on a series of workshops
presented at meetings of the Johannesburg Spinners and Weavers Guild. READ MORE >>
A selection of recipes of easy to spin yarns created by experienced spinners. READ MORE >>
 Weaving without a loom!.
Boxes and books can be used as the basic shape for creating bags. The most delightful aspect of this method of weaving is the mobility of the project. Anywhere! Anytime! Tapestry and rug-weaving methods are the most appropriate techniques to use.
 From humble beginnings, quilts have made a big leap and are now made as a form of art meant to be hung on a wall or otherwise displayed.
They are decorative and used to express feelings or even make statements about the current situations.
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 How to do it tips from Greig Kothe Linda's Sox turn into Table Runners
 Keri Steyn
  Julian Rossiter's fascination with spinning as told by daughter Jean Demonstrated by Greig Kothe
Not just bed covers, Quilting has become an Art
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