Swedish weaving on monks cloth

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Roughly 2 years ago, I was introduced to a 3rd cousin, Dawn. We immediately found out we had a lot of the same interest, and what was di...

Newest Runner. ‘Marquise’ Found in the Diamond book by Marilyn T. Magly Done on Golden Monks Cloth

www.momof5daughters has replaced ivystitching.com. This video gets you started with Swedish weaving by showing you how to prepare the monks cloth before y...

Roughly 2 years ago, I was introduced to a 3rd cousin, Dawn. We immediately found out we had a lot of the same interest, and what was di...

What a time I had trying to figure out how to scan these photos that Faye gave me and then get them on the blog. I am terribly computer illiterate but I do try. Picture #1 is "Dazzling" (from the Diamonds booklet) and she's done the weaving in a few different greens with a medium yellow that makes it look, well, dazzling, doesn't it? Picture #2 is our all-time favorite "Marquise" from the same Diamonds booklet. It was done in various shades of pinks and rose. These pictures are not good…

A beginner's journey learning Swedish Weaving (also called Huck Embroidery). Here are some of my first projects.

Learn the art of huck weaving - also called Swedish weaving or embroidery. Free huck embroidery patterns and lesson for huck embroidery on a kitchen towel. Use inexpensive huck toweling or monk cloth to create beautifully decorated items. We also include a sheet for creating your own design.

I finally got a chance to listen to the podcast of Mark Lipinski’s Creative Mojo yesterday morning. One of his guests was Katherine Kennedy of Swedish Weave Designs. They were discussing Swedish weaving, a.k.a huck embroidery. I vaguely remember seeing Swedish weaving designs in craft magazines back in the eighties, but the designs were so boring, plus you had to buy special fabric, that I wasn’t inspired to try it. However, I do recall thinking that it looked easy to do. Fairly recently, I…