Double-Faced Tablet Weaving
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An article by Linda Hendrickson introducing double-faced tablet weaving, in which two packs of tablets (background and design) are turned in opposite directions in an FFBB sequence to produce reversible motifs. It explains how to read the design graph, set up a 24-tablet sampler warp in pearl cotton, and weave a square-motif sampler, and gives troubleshooting advice for common errors such as wrong turning direction, tangled threads and unclear sheds. It ends with a project for a double-faced necklace using 48 tablets, with a design graph, finishing instructions for plied neck cords and fringe, and a short bibliography.
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From Ralph Griswold's Digital Archive, delivered by the University of Arizona.
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