English Civil War weaving
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English Civil War weaving
Hello everyone, newbie here so please be kind! I'd like to do weaving at English Civil War renactment events, but am not completely sure what techniques were most commonly used. I think it is pit-treadle looms for wider spans of wool and linen fabric (I'm not doing that, you have to sit in a hole!) and tablet weaving for narrow decorative strips. Is this right, does anyone know?
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Re: English Civil War weaving
If you're on facebook,look at the ECWS living history group...just their type of query!
"Give me a tent and a kettle
Snowshoes and axe and gun
Send me up in Grand River
Steering by star and sun".
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Snowshoes and axe and gun
Send me up in Grand River
Steering by star and sun".
- Labrador Trapper's Song
Re: English Civil War weaving
Will do, thanks for the tip!
Re: English Civil War weaving
are you on Ravelry? Quite a lot of weavers over there with an interest in historic methods. Maybe start with the Historic Sewing group there and see what they suggest http://www.ravelry.com/groups/historic-sewing