Understanding the Weave Structure 34 Projects to Practice Your Skills

“Summer and Winter” refers to the weave's characteristic look of one light side and one dark side. This new book follows a similar format to the author’s Overshot Simply, in which she breaks down the weave structure to make it easy to understand, and includes 34 projects including shawls, blankets, table linens, and dish towels

Now is the time to try to a Summer and Winter weave!

Whether you have been putting off a Summer and Winter project because you think it will be too difficult or you’ve tried in the past and failed, the explanations and instructions from expert weaver and teacher Susan Kesler-Simpson are guaranteed to make your next attempt a success. Though Summer and Winter’s characteristic look of one light side and one dark side makes it appear complex, it's no more difficult than many other weave structures once you understand how it works.

Starting with the basics as in her other “Simply” series of books, Susan breaks down the weave structure and explains how it works and how to weave it. Then you are ready to weave any of the 34 Summer and Winter projects for 4 and 8-shaft looms, from shawls to blankets, table linens to hand towels. Already comfortable with Summer and Winter? Head straight for these patterns and start weaving!

With this book by your side, you’ll be competent to weave any Summer and Winter pattern you desire.