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Rock Weaving Instruction Manual (PDF)
£20.00
Learn how to weave around rocks and other found objects!
Suitable for all levels, including complete beginner.
In this manual you will find:
A guide on how to choose a good rock to weave around
A thorough step by step photographic guide on the process of rock weaving from start to finish, including:
How to wind a warp around a rock,
How to weave into it with needle and thread
How to weave on both sides of your rock
How to create Twill, Hopsack and Zig Zag patterns
How to use stripes to create a colourful check
How to secure the end of your thread once you’re done!
You will need:
scissors
a needle (flat bodkin needles are best but a regular sharp large eyed needle is fine)
an assortment of yarns
a couple of objects to weave around - anything vaguely rectangular or square is fine - rocks, slate, wood, anything you like!
At checkout you will be able to download a zip file containing the PDF manual and some simulations to print out and use as you go along.
Please Note: This learning content is for your personal use only and is not to be shared, re-sold or used for your own teaching purposes. Thank you ;-)
Learn how to weave around rocks and other found objects!
Suitable for all levels, including complete beginner.
In this manual you will find:
A guide on how to choose a good rock to weave around
A thorough step by step photographic guide on the process of rock weaving from start to finish, including:
How to wind a warp around a rock,
How to weave into it with needle and thread
How to weave on both sides of your rock
How to create Twill, Hopsack and Zig Zag patterns
How to use stripes to create a colourful check
How to secure the end of your thread once you’re done!
You will need:
scissors
a needle (flat bodkin needles are best but a regular sharp large eyed needle is fine)
an assortment of yarns
a couple of objects to weave around - anything vaguely rectangular or square is fine - rocks, slate, wood, anything you like!