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Weaving Overshot

by Madelyn Van der Hoogt

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In this video Madelyn van der Hoogt teaches everything you need to know to explore the many faces of overshot. You'll learn: how to read, weave, and play with overshot patterns, why half-tones happen, and how you can use them in your designs, how to spot and weave overshot in rose-fashion and star-fashion, how to combine overshot threading with other treadlings, with spectacular results! Ideas for playing with color and materials. 92 minutes
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