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Notes from the loom

Weave structures, courses and exhibitions

  • Open day at the Guild of Spinners, Weavers and Dyers18 April 2026Open day Guild of Weavers Spinners and DyersThe Open day is about transforming fleece into yarn, dyeing, weaving, creating something to enjoy wearing
  • Working with textiles is a trap. First they lure you in with knitting, then you pick up crochet. Next you start getting curious with fibre and you learn how to spin. Weaving is cool, right? You now own a loom. Heck, while you are at it you may as well start making your own clothes. Spinning is no longer enough for you, you need something more, you learn how to dye. Dyeing is fun but it would be good to have a source of fibre. You are now a shepherd.10 March 2026How to Become a ShepherdA weaver's joke about how textile crafts escalate: knitting, then crochet, then spinning and weaving, and before long you are keeping sheep.
  • Deflected Double Weave sample showing intricate two-colour pattern2 February 2026Learning Deflected Double Weave: A Beginner's GuideDiscover how to weave Deflected Double Weave on a 4-shaft loom. Learn about calculating EPI, warping with two colours, and using a pick-up stick to create stunning patterns.
  • Mirrored Crete Passementerie technique with one warp and two decorative wefts5 December 2025Passementerie Online Course with Elizabeth AshdownDiscover my experience learning Passementerie techniques online with Elizabeth Ashdown, from scallop picot braids to fabulous fringe.
  • Renewal & Reinvention13 October 2025Perennial Weaver at the Morley Gallery celebrating the LGWSD's 75th AnniversarySee Perennial Weaver’s textiles, including a Log Cabin lamp shade and matching cushions, at the London Guild exhibition, Morley Gallery, Nov 11 to 23.
  • Weaving a Copper and Violet Cushion Cover9 October 2025Weaving a Copper and Violet Cushion CoverDiscover how I created a handwoven cushion cover in copper and violet shades, using a Log Cabin pattern inspired by my client’s wall hanging.

Perennial Weaver

Handwoven textiles by Anne-Marie Wylie, made one at a time in Twickenham, London.

annemarie@perennialweaver.com07950 172499Instagram, opens in a new tab

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