books by Madelyn van der Hoogt

books by Madelyn van der Hoogt

books:

Madelyn van der Hoogt

Huck Lace: The Best of Weaver's (Best of Weaver's series)

Xrx Books, 2000

So fine
What a great resource. Any one who wants to understand huck lace should have this book. It is an excellent gathering of all of the very best articles on huck lace from a decade of Handwoven magazine. Helpful for begining weaver's and very useful for advanced lover's of ...

Handwoven Design Collection #19: Scarves & Shawls (Handwoven Design Collection)

Madelyn van der Hoogt

Interweave Press, 2002

Handwoven Design Collection #19: Scarves & Shawls (Handwoven Design Collection)
I am enjoying the book. It arrived right on time and was just as good as I thought it would be

Overshot is Hot!: The Best of Weaver's (Best of Weaver's series)

Xrx Books, 2008

wow! overshot
When I started weaving MANY years ago, overshot just fascinated me. However, it did seem regulated to doing placemats and napkins and I quickly lost interest. This book has renewed my interest in trying this "basic" weave structure in new and exciting ways -- now, I ...

The Complete Book of Drafting for Handweavers

Madelyn Van Der Hoogt

Shuttle Craft Books, 1993

A "must-have" for every weaver's personal library!!!
This book is destined to become one of the great classics for weavers! After 30 years of knowing 'how' to weave . . . I know understand more of the 'why' behind the drafts I have have been using. Wonderfully straight forward and well-organized. This book is a ...

Twill Thrills: The Best of Weaver's (Best of Weaver's series)

Xrx Books, 2004

Wish I bought this years ago!
I've been weaving on and off for more than 12 years, without really getting "caught" by weaving fever. Until I got this book. Now I really understand so much more than I did before and have been weaving regularly. It is well written with great illustrations and ...

The Weaver's Companion (The Companion Series)

Madelyn van der Hoogt

Interweave Press, 2000

Nice reference
I'm a beginning weaver. This book has all the loom parts and the information a beginner needs. It also has some information that more advanced weavers may appreciate (but I don't yet understand).

Thick 'n Thin: The Best of Weaver's (Best of Weaver's series)

Xrx Books, 2002

These 30 projects comprise the definitive work on thick 'n thin weaves. This book is the second in a series of articles and projects from "Weaver's Magazine".

Magic of Doubleweave: The Best of Weaver's (Best of Weaver's series)

Xrx Books, 2006

Best of Weaver's Double Weave
I have found all the Best of Weavers books to be extremely thorough and easy to follow in the instructions. The photograghy is wonderful. There are very creative projects that are inspirations in themselves and great for stepping stones to one's own creativity. ...

Fabrics That Go Bump: The Best of Weaver's (Best of Weaver's series)

Xrx Books, 2002

Weavers will love this intriguing collection of projects in fabrics that magically defy the flat plane, and bend, pucker, bump, and pleat. This comprehensive work begins with in-depth information about the unusual structures and fibres that add dimension. Inspiring photographs show an appealing range of projects: scarves, shawls, bags, totes, ...

Handwoven's Design Collection 18: A Treasury of Towels

Madelyn van der Hoogt

Interweave Press, 2002

Just like the old Design Collections, only better!
Lovely collection of towel patterns, mostly kitchen, in full color with clear instructions. They run the gamut from everyday cotton waffle weave to chenille bath towels. I can't wait for the next collection.