Intro to Macraweaving: Make a Wall Hanging

Weaving: Details and Negative Space 2

A course by Fanny Zedenius , Fiber Artist

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Audio: English

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About the video: Weaving: Details and Negative Space 2

Overview

“Here I will continue filling in the flat background with the same two techniques.”

In this video lesson Fanny Zedenius addresses the topic: Weaving: Details and Negative Space 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Intro to Macraweaving: Make a Wall Hanging. Combine macramé and weaving by exploring knots and techniques to create beautiful, handmade home decor.

Partial transcription of the video

“ Weaving: Details and Negative Space Once you run out of string, just pull the end to the back, take your new string, find a place where your string ended, and insert it right next to it. You'll have two ends on the back that you'll have to hide later. As you can see, I've now nearly reached the bottom of the circle. I'm leaving a little space in between the tabby weaving and the knots just to make room for the soumak weaving. This means that I'll turn here and go this way and start weaving just on this side. Be careful not to pull too hard or the string will slip through. I'll continue we...”

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Course summary for: Intro to Macraweaving: Make a Wall Hanging

Level: Beginner
100% positive reviews (30)
1302 students
5 units
21 lessons (4h 24m)
9 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Accessory Design, Decoration, Fiber Arts, Interior Design, Macramé, Textile Design, Weaving

Fanny Zedenius

A course by Fanny Zedenius

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Fiber Artist

Fanny Zedenius is a self-taught fiber artist and fiber supplier from Stockholm, Sweden. Since 2014, when she first discovered macramé, her life has revolved around ropes, knots, and fiber. Fanny soon opened her online store, Createaholicin 2017 and built a wide online following with almost 97K followers on Instagram.

She has written two bestselling books about macramé. Together they have been translated into 12 languages and sold over 200,000 copies worldwide. In recent years, she has sought to challenge herself to learn more weaving techniques, which has opened her up to the world of macraweaving.