My brocade article in WeaveZine!
The new issue of WeaveZine is up, and my article on brocading is in it!
I’m always excited to have something get printed (or, well, electro-published?) – but this format is particularly neat because it allows me to explain with video. So much of textile work is “And then I go like this, and it folds over like that..” and it’s hard to explain in words. The video helps a lot, I think.
Congratulations — that’s terrific!
I read the article and loved it. I have no talent for things like this, and watching how it is done fascinates me.
Also, I followed the link to your website and your work is gorgeous – breathtaking. Thank you so much for including it here. 🙂
Thanks! I really hope this works “in the field” – let me know if you end up trying to follow it!
Thanks!
Thanks! I’ve had a lot of fun putting the website together – it gets neat responses from all over.
Brilliant! I’d been wanting to try brocaded tablet weaving, but was somehow daunted by it. The videos are especially helpful, and I think I’m feeling confident enough to give it a go!
Excellent! Definitely let me know how it goes, if you end up trying it – I’ve taught this many times in person, but this is the first time I’ve written it out for an article, and I am curious to see if I’ve left anything significant out.
yay! looks almost as good as you do!
Congratulations!
What with the recent prize, you are doing well! 🙂
Most Excellent!
A most excellent article! and thank you for the link. [I love your work, I love your work, I love your work . . . ] 🙂
Re: Most Excellent!
Well, thanks!
A really great article!
May I translate it and publish it in the net, so that my fellow weavers in Russia could learn brocade TW too?
It’s OK by me – would you please ask the editor at WeaveZine as well, as they have the first copy rights. Her email: editor@weavezine.com
Next up: Cable TV! Can I have your autograph? 😉
What a fantastic article!! Congrats, and thanks for letting me know about another web resource.
Awesome! Congratulations!
Thanks!
Nice! I have been having problems with getting started with brocade, but now that I can see it in action, it solves alot of the problems that I was having! The best part is that I can replay it as many times as necessary. Your method seems easier than the “normal” way of doing brocade too. Talk about “working smarter and not harder” LOL! Thanks!
Thanks! Do let me know if you try it out, and how the instructions work for you.