Review: Tapestry Weaving for beginners and beyond

Tapestry Weaving  for beginners and beyond (book cover)
Tapestry Weaving for beginners and beyond (book cover)

Kristin Carter

Publisher: David & Charles

Date published: March 2022

Paperback

128 pages

ISBN 9781446308943

Review by Jane Kirby, May 2022

I love reading books on tapestry and have always been disappointed that our county has very few in the library collection, so when I saw this in the local branch’s ‘New Titles’ section I was surprised and pleased that they had bought something about tapestry, borrowing it immediately.

It is a very basic introduction to tapestry weaving, written by a self-taught weaver.  It guides you through making a simple frame from a picture frame, retaining the backboard of the picture frame to support your cartoon (referred to as a template).  Retaining the backboard means that there is no access to the warp from behind, and necessitates needle weaving, rather than using bobbins or butterflies.

Read the review at: Tapestry Weaving  for beginners and beyond

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