Textile notes · An independent notebook

Between one thread and the next

A thoughtful collection of original notes on small weaving studies and deliberate color repeats. Begin with a small observation, then make room for a closer look.

small weaving studies and deliberate color repeats — an original illustration — ILLUSTRATED STUDY / 12LOOM INTERVAL

Loom Interval is a place for small weaving studies and deliberate color repeats. Nothing elaborate is needed to begin.

From the journal

Pages for the everyday.

All six notes

01Observe

A band on graph paper

Plan a narrow repeat before making a sample.

02Observe

A crossing study

Draw the visible over-and-under sequence.

03Practice

A rhythm of stripes

Compare equal-width and uneven stripe patterns.

04Practice

A band edge note

Observe how the edge differs from the center.

05Reflect

A muted color sequence

Try a three-color arrangement on paper.

06Reflect

A weaving comparison card

Record the planned repeat beside the finished appearance.

A note from the notebook

Start where you are.

Keep graph paper and colored pencils nearby. This collection begins with woven bands and a simple idea: attention is something you can practice.

Find a starting point