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Rediscover Monk's Belt : Bend the Rules with New Fiber and Color Combinations, Treadling Patterns, and Turned Drafts
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Overview
Discover the Creative Potential of Weaving Monk's Belt
Monk's Belt is often thought of as a simple, "blocky" weave structure best suited for belts or upholstery--but acclaimed weaving author Susan Kesler-Simpson reveals just how versatile and beautiful it can be. By adjusting fibers, experimenting with color, and exploring innovative treadling patterns, this classic structure transforms into a rich design playground full of unexpected possibilities. Susan, author of seven successful weaving titles, is known for her clear, approachable teaching style. She breaks down Monk's Belt into easy-to-understand concepts, making it accessible for beginners while offering fresh insights and techniques that will inspire experienced weavers to push their skills further. Inside, you'll learn how to:- Work with finer, softer fibers to create fluid fabrics perfect for scarves and shawls
- Use color intentionally to produce striking, dynamic patterns
- Explore turned drafts to create vertical block designs instead of traditional horizontal layouts
- Adapt treadling sequences--from twills to lace--for endless variation
The book features 50 inspiring projects, thoughtfully designed to reinforce the techniques taught:
- Two versatile warp setups create 16 unique hand towels through varied treadling patterns
- An additional 34 projects include scarves, runners, shawls, blankets, and more
Whether you're just beginning your weaving journey or looking to expand your creative range, this book will open your eyes to the remarkable versatility of Monk's Belt--and give you the tools to make it entirely your own.
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- ISBN-13: 9780811777919
- ISBN-10: 081177791X
- Publisher: Stackpole Books
- Publish Date: June 2027
- Shipping Weight: 0.6 pounds
- Page Count: 168
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