Weaving is an ancient tradition based on a simple process of placing elements over and under one another to create a structure. From that point on, the outcome is up to the weaver. Little Weavings Co studio - filled with light year round Winding the warp is the first step in creating a weaving Threading the heddles and reed is a tedious job where mistakes are not acceptable Tying the warp onto the loom under even tension is essential A drawing or cartoon helps guide the plan Progress is slow with a design like this A finished pillow - ready for lounging Preliminary drawings for the Ebb & Flow series "Fishbone" in work on a small frame loom A classic tapestry loom The way the yarn is dyed has a huge impact on overall depth of color and surface interest Fringe treatment is another factor - here "School Story" is being finished with African glass beads Wrapped fringe for dots of color Wrapped stick and embellished hanging cord Finished piece: "Equal Rights" - gift for a sweet baby girl