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Remembering David Xenakis

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Remembering David Xenakis
By: Madelyn van der Hoogt

In September, the weaving world lost one of its stars, David Xenakis. His friend Madelyn van der Hoogt reflects on his contributions to our understanding of what's possible in handweaving. Continue reading.

Using Handwoven to Jump-Start a Project
By: Susan E. Horton

You can always start a weaving project from scratch: dream one up, find a draft. I do that, but I often use Handwoven to jump-start my projects, whether it is to explore a color combination I like or try a weave structure or yarn I'm not familiar with. Continue reading.

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