The cover of Peter Collingwood's "The Techniques of Tablet Weaving" features the pattern of a Kivrim. This type of patterns is found on Anatolian belts. The technique is explained on page 112.
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All patterns of this page can be downloaded by clicking on the links labeled "Download Pattern: xyz". To make use of the downloaded pattern files you first need to download and install the software.
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"Running dog". |
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Fancy Question Mark. Photo. |
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The pattern even shows in black and white. |
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Looks familiar? See how it is done. |
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A photo of this weaving can be seen in the Weavers's Hand gallery. |
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Another section of the same belt. It was woven by Jared Fine when he was a student of the tenth grade weaving class of the San Francisco Waldorf High School. |
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Using black and white as outlines creates a three dimensional effect. |
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Same turning sequence as pattern #1, however using different colors to create a different effect. Photo. |