Circular Weaving

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More on circular weaving

September 19, 2009 by beesybeefiber  

I wanted to post pictures showing more detail about the construction of the circular hats from

 previous posts. Here they are!

The color theme for this hat was blue. My challenging color. I used some of y own hand spunand some commercial novelties. In this picture I want to show with more detail how the warp

wraps around the grooves.

Sorry for the shaky hand!

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This is how it should look at the back of the cardboard. Then, proceed with the weaving

 process as normal.

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When you are ready to release your piece from the cardboard, just pull each section from the

grooves.

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It should come out easy. These ends hold your circle together.

This picture show it with more detail from back to front.

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You will use this ends to cast on the stitches needed to make the head band for the hat.

 Now, I haven¶t try this, but I will definitely do it next time. I will trow the woven circle in the

washing machine for a few minutes to full the piece and see what happens. I¶m thinking that

it will give the cloth more strength.

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The last step is to pick up the stitches to crochet (or cast on stitches to knit) the head band for 

the hat. I hope this make sense. If you try this, please send pictures. I would love to post them

here! Happy weaving!

It¶s true that we don¶t know what we¶ve got until we lose it, but it¶s also true that we

don¶t know what we¶ve been missing until it arrives.