Lace Bronson on the Drawloom

Lace Bronson (Atwater Bronson, Myggtjäll) is a true unit weave that adapts brilliantly for the drawloom. In this video we explore the structure as woven on a single-harness setup before demonstrating how the drawloom's unique shedding mechanism allows for a simple three-treadle tie-up that can be used to create striking textiles with exceedingly complex lacy designs.
Produced by Amy Blair

[@daedalline]

Beautiful. Thank you for the video.

[@jettevandermeiden8673]

Totally brilliant again, Amy! Thank you !

[@DuellingRabbits]

Thank you so much, Jette! As ever, I really appreciate your support.

[@sandykirkpatrick6290]

Great video, once again!

[@DuellingRabbits]

Thanks, Sandy!

[@tasleemahmad5770]

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[@Gaianna1]

This is wonderful! Have you thought about doing a book or a piece in a magazine?

[@DuellingRabbits]

I am certainly open to offers of a book deal, since I am eager to make my fortune ;-) I did have a piece in Complex Weavers Journal last year - maybe I should start thinking about another one. Thank you for the nudge!