The 'Anglo Saxon' technique as described in Peter Collingwood's book Techniques of Tablet Weaving (TTW) was used to weave this belt. It is made of cotton rug warp, 28 tablets, half turning on each pick. The reverse is identical.
A simple double face weave was used for this piece made of cotton rug warp, 24 tablets (4 selvedge, 20 pattern). It is Intended as a belt favor, i.e. a token of appeciation bearing designs personal to the maker and intended to be worn at SCA gatherings.
The upper figure is an interlaced snake eating its tail, the middle section represents a pair of leaves and finally appears my name and the year it was woven. The detail photo is of the loop end.
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