Durham Weaver
A Weaver's Journal
Events
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Pitt Rivers Museum Oxford Workshop 3rd or 4th October 2025
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Published books
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My books about band weaving.
My articles
Books from Sweden, Finland, Estonia and USA
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Weaving Bands
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Baltic Hearts Tea Towels
Uses for woven bands
Threading a rigid heddle.
Making a warp for simple band weaving.
Setting up a small loom for band weaving
Weaving stripes: Plain weave warp faced bands
Weaving patterned bands.
Band weaving with 11 pattern threads
Band weaving with 13 pattern threads
Band weaving with 15 pattern threads
Weaving with the Sigga heddle.
Bands from Mora, Sweden
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Weaving Equipment
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Equipment Stockists
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Interesting blogs
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Interesting blogs and web sites
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Friday, 1 August 2025
Budapest: two Roman heddles
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There have been two finds of Roman era rigid heddles in Hungary. Both have interesting characteristics. The most unusual is the heddle fou...
Tuesday, 1 July 2025
Weaving without a shuttle or beater.
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I have been exploring others ways of weaving a narrow band. I have just uploaded a video about weaving with a butterfly weft. https://youtu...
Sunday, 1 June 2025
Arbeia Roman Fort, South Shields, UK
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Arbeia Roman Fort is in South Shields, UK. The site is now a museum. It is here that the Roman heddle was found in the late 19th century. ...
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Thursday, 1 May 2025
Making a rigid heddle and shuttle at Northern Bowl
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I have just attended a one day workshop at Northern Bowl - organised by https://www.landofroots.co.uk/ I live within walking distance but ...
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Tuesday, 25 March 2025
The Turkuu heddle
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This is a reproduction of the heddle from Turkuu, Finland. This is, at the present time, the oldest heddle found in Finland. It dates to the...
Saturday, 1 February 2025
Small heddle weaving
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I made two heddles out of cardboard to see how easy it is to weave with small heddles using only a few warp ends. Small heddle in...
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