Weaving studio spaces

Weaving studio in back yard. Somewhat connected to the house with a deck. And skylights!

Back in October of 2018, I was talking to my husband about the mythical weave shed that I imagined for myself. I may have been talking about it for the past several years, to the point where the my…

When rug weaver and textile designer Elizabeth Eakins and her lawyer husband, Jerry Wigglesworth, bought a farm on the Kansas prairie, he went back to scho

What does it mean to have my own studio (besides that I feel great when I tell someone I'm "working in my studio")? For me it is a space for work and reflection. A quiet spot where (if I remember to turn off the phone and computer) I can get lost in the work of making a

I LOVE seeing other creative's work spaces! Craft rooms, sewing studios, organized yarn stashes all make me feel like a giddy little kid. They give me inspiration on organization and layout, and I love to see people's personalities shine through. Some are all white, ikea and minimalist inspired with everything perfectl

A Joyful Cottage: Living Large In Small Spaces - Weaving A Cabin Life

Since moving to California five years ago, the Los Angeles textile artist Rachel Duvall has been refining an almost scientific approach to handweaving.