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CLOTHING -- WOVEN sa APRON -- WOVEN sa BABY CLOTHES -- WOVEN sa BATHROBE -- WOVEN sa BED JACKET -- WOVEN sa BELT -- WOVEN sa BIB -- WOVEN sa BLOUSE -- WOVEN sa CAMISOLE -- WOVEN sa CAPE -- WOVEN sa CARDIGAN SWEATER -- WOVEN sa CLOTHING (CHILD'S) -- WOVEN sa COAT -- WOVEN sa COLLAR & CUFF -- WOVEN sa DRESS -- WOVEN sa GLOVE -- WOVEN sa HALTER -- WOVEN sa HAT -- WOVEN sa JACKET -- WOVEN sa JUMPER -- WOVEN sa KIMONO -- WOVEN sa NECKTIE -- WOVEN sa PINAFORE -- WOVEN sa PONCHO -- WOVEN sa RELIGIOUS VESTMENT -- WOVEN sa SCARF -- WOVEN sa SHAWL -- WOVEN sa SHIRT -- WOVEN sa SHORTS -- WOVEN sa SKIRT -- WOVEN sa SLACKS -- WOVEN sa SLIPPER -- WOVEN sa SMOCK -- WOVEN sa STOCKING -- WOVEN sa SUIT -- WOVEN sa SWEATER -- WOVEN sa TABARD -- WOVEN sa TUNIC -- WOVEN sa VEST -- WOVEN sa WEDDING CLOTHING -- WOVEN xx CLOTHING xx WEAVING Creating a fashion silhouette with handwoven cloth. How to use handwoven cloth and a commecial pattern to make loose-fitting contemporary clothing (coat, sweater, jacket, ...). A guide to edges, joins, trims, embellishments, hems and closures for handwoven clothing. Help for the handweaver in designing, weaving, sewing, and tailoring custom clothes. Sewing tips and techniques for making garments from good handwoven cloth. How to weave your own bindings, edgings and trims on a floor loom. Instructions included for thirteen different patterns. Finish your work. How carefully applied knit elements can save loom-shaped garments from a "homemade" look. Designing the fabric and the cut of a woven garment. Sewing what you weave. Hints to ensure successful sewing. Covers planning the garment, using linings, underlings and interfacings, cutting the fabric, how to prevent stretching and raveling after cutting, and seaming and finishing. Fabric for a woman's bomber-style jacket is woven in crackle and overshot. A commercial pattern was used for the jacket, but the article does describe how to consider the shape of a garment when selecting an appropriate weave structure and yarns. Using separately woven bands in the design of handwoven garments. Knitted finishes. Part 1. Attaching knitting to handwoven clothing. How to attach knitting to handwoven clothing. Describes attaching stockinette edging, garter-stitch edgine, stockinette edge with a turned hem, seed-stitch edging, idiot cord, stockinette binding, folded binding and knitted bias tape. A guide for beginning weavers on how to plan a clothing project. Covers yarn selection, pattern selection and layout, and the weaving of a sample. Advice on combining handwoven and commercial fabrics when sewing clothing. An explanation of the Theo Moorman inlay technique. Advice on using it for creating one-of-a-kind clothing. Modern interpretations of ethnic garments. Analysis of ways to change design. Overshot overlay for ethnic clothing. Designing handwoven clothing. Covers fiber choice, yarn structures, weave structure and finishing. Includes diagrams for a caftan and two styles of halter dresses. Seattle Weavers Guild garment designs. Part 1. Includes chart of standard ease for garments. Drawings show how to fit shoulders, sleeves, underarms, and crotch. How to add fullness at waist, hip, thigh and bustline. Seattle Weavers Guild garment designs. Part 2. Covers fitting necklines, hoods and collars, neckline ideas for capes and coats, hood ideas for capes and coats, and how to incorporate pockets. Seattle Guild garment designs. Part 3. Skirts and pants. Covers fabric considerations, waistlines, hem treatments and ethnic designs that provide sufficient ease for leg movement. Seattle Weavers Guild garments design. Part 4. Edges, closures, capes and dresses. A beginner's guide to finishing handwoven garments. Fabric for clothing. Suggestions for the use of fine cotton and silk in e.p.i. settings of less than 30. Pat White's design process in weaving clothing. Moorman inspired clothing. The use of ground and tie down threads to create reversible garments. Sewing handwovens. Techniques for shaping and finishing garments. Covers pretesting and preshrinking handwoven fabric, laying out tissue pattern, lining, interfacing, sewing, pressing and finishing. How to combine woven and knitted fabric in a single garment. Describes selecting and adapting commercial patterns, and knitting from a paper pattern. Insert describes finishing techniques. Tips on selecting a sewing pattern for use with handwoven fabric. Weaving the fabric for an 18th century Mollie costume. Costume consists of 2 linsey-woolsey petticoats, linen apron and kerchief, felt hat, linen chemise and waistcoat. The owners of Cylaine Handwoven Designs describe the weaving of fabric and sewing of one-of-a-kind garments. Tips on crochet finishes for handwoven garments. How to combine crocheting and handweaving into a single garment. Using inkle bands as finishing details on handwoven garments. How to apply the pulled warp technique to loom-shaped clothing. | |||||||||
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