By Donna Muller.

Finally! BACK IN PRINT!

While true laces are laboriously made with needles or bobbins, the handweaver can use a loom to quickly produce lovely, lacy fabrics. The loom-controlled textures depend upon groups of threads that work together, and their full effect isn't apparent until the cloth comes off the loom and is washed. Beginning with the most basic interlacements, Donna Muller shows how unrelated structures can be developed in a beautifully logical way - a way which gives you the power to design with confidence. Suitable for self-study or class use, this book offers both new and experienced weavers a sence of mastery as well as a wealth of new ideas.