<p>In the first book devoted to the exciting designs that can be produced by the color-and-weave method, Margaret and Thomas Windeknecht explore to the fullest its vast pattern potential. Color-and-weave combines a standard woven structure with a dark/light sequence in both the warp and the weft in such a way that the original characteristics of both the woven structure and the color or contrast may change. It is a method weavers can use to produce a wide variety of patterns that can be achieved through no other means. This book includes 900 pattern variations. 192 pp.</p>

Color-and-weave

Windeknecht, Margaret B.

Van Nostrand-Reinhold

Includes: Definitions, Introduction, Using the Block Principle, Opposites in Drafting and Weaving, Variations on Opposites, The Thread Construction, Four Harness Monk's Belt, Eight Harness Monk's Belt, Putting the Blocks Together and The Finished Product. 40 pp.

Creative Monk's Belt (Shuttle Craft Guild Monograph ; No 30)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

Shuttle Craft Books

Start with a simple pattern and see how many ways you can weave it. Learn how to change the size and scale of a motif.

Rosepath Motif: An Approach to Weaving Design

Arts & Photography

Tg Windeknecht

This indepth study includes point twill and extended point twill on four harnesses and point twill and twill-as-blocks on 8, 12 and 16. Exciting color-and-weave patterns are developed with various warp and weft color sequences on these same twills. Combining tie-ups and combining color-and-weave effects is explored. The aim of the monograph is to understand ways to develop unique, original patterns.

Point Twill With Color-And-Weave

<p>About the Author      Author of: Creative Monk's Belt, Creative Overshot, Color-And-Weave, The Rosepath Motif, Point Twill With Color-And-Weave, The Pinwheel: An Exploration In Color-And-Weave Design. Work published: 20 works published in 10 books on fiber techniques and design, including, FIBER STRUCTURES, FIBERARTS DESIGN BOOKsI and II  Exhibitions: over 50 awards in juried exhibitions  Listed: WHOS WHO OF AMERICAN ART, WORLD WHOS WHO AMONG WOMEN  Education: Bachelor of Science in Design, The University of Michigan, 1958 Master of Education, Memphis State University, 1976</p>

Color-and-weave II

T.G. Windeknecht