Weaving nature

Create 3 nature loom projects perfect for any season. Weave with different materials to create branch weaving projects.

it's intensely green in california right now. so I did this little weaving: "too greens"

Wild Teachings was exhibited in Toronto as part of DesignTO, 2019. It includes woven textiles, hand-manipulated weaves, weaving with linen and hemp, and weaving with plant materials

I've been wanting to do a weaving project with Ruby for awhile now...weaving a giant sun seemed like something that would totally appeal to her seven yr old sensibilities, and would appeal to this sun lovin' mamma as well! We started by collecting some sticks...4 of them cut into 4 foot lengths, laid into a star shape and then bound by twine, (actually, when I say "we" I mean, papa Toadstool did the work and I played my role as director and professional baby wrangler). Then we gathered up…

Nature weaving with a hand-tied stick frame loom is a fun craft for both kids and adults. When you are done, hang it up for a beautiful plant craft wall hanging. << READ BLOG for basic supplies and instructions for a nature weaving craft project >>

everyone could add elements to the weaving near entrance to fiber college

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Weaving colorful weft threads through plain warp threads, Smith suspends web-like miniature tapestries in natural frames.

Every season has its gifts to offer us and it is fun to explore, collect what we see, and make a Nature Weaving to adorn our room or porch. First, find a forked stick, large or small, which should not be hard to do in any wooded area. Get some yarn, twine, rope or hemp cord and tie one end to the stick. You can use any color you want. We tend to keep colors somewhat neutral, or nature-y, and let the *finds* be the focal point. And sometimes we will use yellow or green yarn depending upon our…