This book is well written and easy to follow. I have skimmed through it and I can see where an excellent reference book. It covers a lot of the major concepts that a beginning or Intermediate weaver needs to know. I should’ve had this book in my weaving library from the beginning. I’ve bought all of the beginning to intermediate books on weaving, and I consider this one of the best. Oh well, better late than never.

This book is well written and easy to follow. I have skimmed through it and I can see where an excellent reference book. It covers a lot of the major concepts that a beginning or Intermediate weaver needs to know. I should’ve had this book in my weaving library from the beginning. I’ve bought all of the beginning to intermediate books on weaving, and I consider this one of the best. Oh well, better late than never.

This book is well written and easy to follow. I have skimmed through it and I can see where an excellent reference book. It covers a lot of the major concepts that a beginning or Intermediate weaver needs to know. I should’ve had this book in my weaving library from the beginning. I’ve bought all of the beginning to intermediate books on weaving, and I consider this one of the best. Oh well, better late than never.

This is the most recommended book for rigid heddle weaving and with good reason. The directions are clear and the depth and variety of information is outstanding. I come back to this book over and over as I up my skills and want to progress.It walks you right seat through a table runner or pillow project, clearly explaining every step as you go and not just a simple, bland project but a patterned piece that is beautiful yet beginner friendly. It even covers tricks for fixing errors.It covers a host of interesting, easy patterns such as log cabin, open weave, and float patterns with a pick up stick.The projects are varied from tote bags and purses to vests and tops. There is an afghan with panels you sew together. There is even a pattern to weave a carry bag for your foldable loom.If I could only have one weaving book, I’d choose this one.

This is the most recommended book for rigid heddle weaving and with good reason. The directions are clear and the depth and variety of information is outstanding. I come back to this book over and over as I up my skills and want to progress.It walks you right seat through a table runner or pillow project, clearly explaining every step as you go and not just a simple, bland project but a patterned piece that is beautiful yet beginner friendly. It even covers tricks for fixing errors.It covers a host of interesting, easy patterns such as log cabin, open weave, and float patterns with a pick up stick.The projects are varied from tote bags and purses to vests and tops. There is an afghan with panels you sew together. There is even a pattern to weave a carry bag for your foldable loom.If I could only have one weaving book, I’d choose this one.