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Small-scale tapestries. Pieces are woven with quilting or sewing thread as warp and silk sewing thread or buttonhole thread as weft. Includes instructions for weaving a box lid with a zinnia motif.
HANDWOVEN Mar-Apr 1988 (v.9#2) pg. 58, I-11

Woven patterned boxes have a weft of painted dowels which intermesh at the corners like a lob cabin. Each box (5"x5"x4.75") is made up of three pieces - two square sides and a long piece that forms the front, bottom, back, lid and lid flap. Plain weave, checks and stripes can be woven on a four-shaft loom. More elaborate pattens with dots and dashes require eight shafts.
HANDWOVEN Sep-Oct 1988 (v.9#4) pg. 38, 97

Loom-woven basketry. Includes general instructions and directions for five woven boxes. (1) Silk "treasure" boxes woven in plain weave, overshot and inlay with batting-covered plastic needlework canvas as stiffeners. (2) Painted-warp box is woven as two warp-faced bands. Sides and bottom woven in double layer have cardboard stiffeners. (3) Folded inkle-woven box is formed from a single strip of inkle weave.
HANDWOVEN Nov-Dec 1995 (v.16#5) pg. 62, 89, 91

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