I finally got this Hallstatt 123 pattern. It's 72 picks and I kept getting lost in which row I completed. Now to make a longer band. #tabletweave #hallstatt123 #inkleloom #weaving

Made some #Tabletweave

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The tabletweave by member Æd Thompson is entirely of plant-dyed wool (woad, madder and weld) of a bespoke design of swimming lozenges, broadly in keeping with evidenced motifs, & with borders designed to complement the (themselves tabletweave-like) alternating-twist filligree borders of the buckle.

It’s getting darker and darker, time to make a reflective tablet woven ribbon (with some leftover wool yarn dyed with cochineal and woad).
#weaving #tabletweaving #reflectiveribbon #reflexband #brickvävning #tabletweave #diy #norse #vikingcrafts #tradition

Learning to #tabletweave has been a super rewarding experience! #cardweaving #bekainkleloom

My first #tabletweave. Done on a home made inkle loom In a cotton yarn. I can see the mistakes but would welcome any tips and advice. Thanks.

Newest tablet weave! Making an inventory to sell at an upcoming Larping event.
Made from an inkle loom, crochet thread, and tablets.
#weave #tablet #tabletweave #loom #inkleloom #fiber #fiberart #larp #craft #trim #braid #cotton

New tablet woven ribbon in the making. This will not be for sale, but I might make more with these colors. I work with a thin, combis, wool yarn that I’ve dyed with woad, weld, walnut shells and madder.

#tabletweave #naturaldyed #norsecrafts #vikingcrafts #växtfärgat #brickväv

A tablet woven ribbon I made from wool yarn I dyed with madder, weld, walnut shell, woad and coschineal.

#tabletweave #rainbow #pride #prideribbon #rainbowribbon #brickband #naturaldyed #växtfärgat #norsecrafts #regnbågsband #vikingcrafts #tabletwoven

Informative page about the Viking Age textiles found in Oseberg. Sometimes I try to recreate a tabletweave from this grave site.
#viking #earlymedieval #medievalsky #textile

Hwær cwom diamond twill
hwær cwom cloisonne buckle
hwær cwom wād ond mædere

Eala beorht tabletweave! Eala wool-wiga!
Eala plant-dyed þrym! Hu seo þrag gewat,
genap under beige cotton, swa heo no wære.

Wenn man das Prinzip verstanden hat, kann man ganz leicht selber Muster machen.
Ich habe dafür den Generator benutzt (aber schon eine Weile her, ich hoffe, er funktioniert noch).

jamespbarrett.github.io/tabletweave/

Such a special buckle deserves a special belt! The related buckle from Taplow (itself probably of Kentish origin) was associated with leather traces which showed the impression of woven textile, suggestive of a tabletweave-on-leather belt or baldric, so Phil chose to have his belt made similarly.

Well, finishing a project opens up new space. What now… nalbinding, tabletweave? I have to figure out something. (Searches through left-over yarns)