Swedish weaving patterns for beginners

Here you will find the basic foundations of Swedish Weave, Huck Weaving or Huck Embroidery and free sources for patterns to create beautiful designs.

Last year, as winter was setting in, my niece Julie accosted me, looking for some needlework to do that wasn’t difficult, that worked up easily and quickly, and that would give her something creative to do with her hands during the evening hours. We foraged about in my Bin of Sundry Collected Needlework Goods, and ...

There are only two basic huck weaving stitches to learn for Swedish weaving patterns. You can do it. Easy!

Swedish weaving is a special form of decorative embroidery also know as huck weaving or huck embroidery. The designs are usually geometric in nature, and worked primarily along the surface of the cloth rather than going up and down through the cloth.

These are 2 of Candy's afghans, both done with variegated yarn. Candy is an excellent Swedish weaver but using variegated yarn for your project is also great for the novice weaver because you don't have to co-ordinate 3 or 4 colors.

Kerstin Neumüller on Instagram: "I got some questions about the Blue horse heddles I posted yesterday, mainly about their function. These slates with holes and slits are weaving tools, in Swedish they are called “Bandgrind” and in English I call them simply “heddles”, although “Scandinavian rigid heddle for band weaving” would be more accurate. The heddles have traditionally been used to weave bands with, and I’ve been making them for 3 1/2 years now. If you want to know - How to make…

Learn how to do Swedish Weaving (a.k.a. huck embroidery) for free!

I am really excited about this post. I had the wonderful opportunity to learn about Sweedish Weave from a good friend. As I started getting into it and wanting to learn more, I noticed there wasn't very much information about it online. After completing my first project I was eager to start another one. This is my first Sweedish Weave project. The pattern is called "Tree Design." It is just yarn woven through a piece of monks cloth. According to Jeanette Coffin, owner and designer of…

Learn huck weaving at CraftAndFabricLinks.com.