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• Blazing Shuttles Handweaving - Kathrin Weber Scott's handweaving and hand-dyeing images and process information. Fiber Classes offered to Guilds and Art/Craft Schools.
• Bonnie Tarses - Textile designer specializing in one-of-a-kind and custom handwovens. Trademark techniques include color horoscope weaving, words in color, and easy ikat.
• Brunold Software - Db-Weben is software for handweavers. Free demo version available.
• Carolines BooksnCrafty Bits - Information on small loom building, weaving how-to, projects, and textile craft links.
• Crazy As A Loom Weaving Studio - Studio tour and hand wovens including portage fluff rugs, placemats, blue jean rugs, scarves, shawls, and table runners.
• Fibrearts Online - Weaving - Directory of sites for exploring weaving on the web.
• Fibreholics - New Zealand weaver displays galleries of textiles woven from yarn, silk, woll, cotton, linen and possum.
• Gill Back's Weaving - Spinner and weaver with a gallery of handwoven rugs, cushion covers, wall hangings, shawls and scarfs.
• Homestead Weaving Studio - Specializes in making rugs from new recycled materials. Offers supplies for weavers and spinners.
• Inkle Weaving - Instructions, pictures, patterns, and resources.
• Interactive Tartan Weaver - A tool which allows the user to design a tartan by choosing a stripe sequence from a selection of colours.
• MayanCulture.com - Promotes Mayan weaving. Describes materials, techniques and patterns.
• 1999 Midwest Weavers Association Conference - Gallery of works and information on teachers who taught at this conference.
• Paul O'Connor Double Weave Notebooks - Photos and explanation of doubleweave from the weaver's books.
• Ralph Griswold's Digital Weaving Archive - A collection of out-of-print documents on weaving, textile manufacture, design and pattern.
• Santa Fe School of Weaving - List of classes and workshops, also supplies available.
• Saori Hand-weaving of New England - A site promoting the form of weaving from Japan known as Saori. Lessons available in Worcester, MA.
• Scalpay Linen - Spinners, weavers and dyers of linen and wool based in the Outer Hebrides.
• School of Rio Grande Weaving Traditions - At Tierra Wool Los Ojos Handweavers in northern New Mexico. Includes curriculum and schedule.
• Silk Art Foundation - Produces Renaissance velvet and brocades in Florence, Italy. Information on master courses offered, history and techniques.
• Snail Trail Handweavers - Makers of handwoven rugs, hangings, and fabrics. Offers residential and non-residential courses in weaving, spinning, and dyeing.
• 21st Century Art - Online exhibition of fabric making and embellishment, with emphasis on grid-based designs.
• Taniko Weaving - Gallery and information on New Zealand Maori weaving, a twined method of creating native geometric designs by artist Judy Shorten.
• Telia Rumal, Double Ikats of South India - Exhibit entitled "An Endangered Species". Covers techniques, history, culture, and styles.
• The Textile Museum - Located in Washington, DC, the Textile Museum is dedicated to furthering the understanding of mankind's creative achievements in the textile arts. The museum's calendar, exhibitions, and shop are available.
• Tim's Rudimentary Treadle Reducer - A calculator to find a skeleton tie-up to reduce the number of treadles required for a weaving pattern.
• Walster Weavers - A Shetland group handweaving wool and other fibres on handlooms, producing clothing, accessories and home items.
• A Weaver's Album - This photographic site contains an eclectic collection of weaving, spinning and dyeing equipment, primarily Canadian, a weaver's gallery and a weaver's tour of Oaxaca.
• Weaving Art Museum and Research Institute (WAMRI) - Online virtual galleries present changing exhibitions of masterpieces of textile art from the eastern Mediterranean.
• Weaving in Beauty - Information on Navajo weaving and culture including events, educational opportunities, bibliography and advice on purchasing textiles.