Some additional resources are gathered below. Use the buttons to jump to a specific section.

Online Classes

• Craftsy. Offers a few weaving courses for rigid heddle and floor looms, plus many more on other fiber topics (sewing, quilting, knitting, crochet, embroidery) and non-fiber topics. 
• Creative Bug. Offers a beginning tapestry class, but its real strengths are in other areas, such as knitting, sewing and topics beyond fiber arts. Two color classes with a focus on other mediums might be of interest: Creating Color Palettes and Knitting Colorwork
• Erindale Tapestry Studio. Classes in tapestry, rug hooking, loom beading, and embroidery.
• Handweaving Academy. In-depth weaving courses and community.
• Handwoven. If you subscribe to Handwoven, you have digital access to all back issues. You might also consider the All Access option, which includes over 25 workshops and 80 streaming videos. You can also purchase individual workshops/videos from Long Thread Media.
• Hello Hydrangea. Focus on tapestry. Interesting techniques available through a monthly project subscription series. 
• Jane Stafford Online Weaving Guild. The focus changes periodically. Membership includes new content every five weeks, plus access to the all past years, which covered Fundamentals of Weaving, Color and Design, and Plain Weave.
• Rebecca Mezoff. Online tapestry courses.
• School of SweetGeorgia. Online classes in knitting and crochet, dyeing, weaving, spinning, and color theory
• Skillshare. A handful of weaving and macrame options, plus plenty on surface design and other fiber arts. A good resource for non-craft instruction, too.

Journals and Magazines

• ​FiberArtNow. A blog & quarterly magazine for contemporary fiber arts & textiles
• Heddlecraft. A digital weaving magazine.
• Handwoven Magazine. Popular, US-based weaving magazine.
• Little Looms. Magazine focused on small looms (rigid-heddle, pin looms, inkle, tablet/card weaving)
• Vavmagasinet Magazine. Scandinavian Weaving Magazine
• Weaver’s Craft. Current and back issues of Weaver’s Craft magazine as well as some nice tips & tricks.
• Weft. Magazine focusing on deep dives into weaving topics.

Craft Schools

• Arrowmont School in Gatlinberg, TN
• Haystack Mountain School of Craft in Deer Isle, Maine
• John C. Campbell Folk School in Brasstown, NC
• Newberry School of Weaving in Newbury, Vermont (formerly Marshfield School of Weaving)
• Penland School of Craft in Penland, NC
• Peters Valley School of Craft in Layton, NJ
• Red Stone Glen Fiber Arts Center in Newberry, PA
• Vavstuga Weaving School in Shelburne Falls, MA
• Yadkin Valley Fiber Center in Elkin, NC

Online Groups

• Complex Weavers – online study group (subscription based)​
• Ravelry – social network for knitters, spinners and weavers

Weaving Tools and Quick Reference

• Basic Introduction to Yarn Care – Reference chart for most common Universal Care symbols
• Calculating Yarn on Hand (includes weights of common cones) – from Janet Dawson
• Inkle Loom Pattern Generator – Create warp faced patterns for Inkle & backstrap looms
• How to Read a Weaving Draft – from Gist Yarn
• How to Warp a Loom Three Ways – from Handwoven Magazine
• Master Yarn Chart – A .pdf file from Handwoven Magazine
• Potholder Pattern Wizard – from Harrisville
• Reed Substitution Chart – from Schacht Spindle
• Skeleton Tie Up Search – Tool to reduce the number of Treadles for rising shaft looms
• Tim’s Treadle Reducer – Not enough treadles? Use this to find a skeleton tie-up.
• Types of Looms – A Handwoven resource: many links here about choosing a loom
• Understanding the Countermarche Loom -Including tie up chart for 4 & 8 harness looms from The Woolgatherers​

Patterns and Structure

• CS.Arizona– Online digital archive of documents on weaving & related topics.
• Handweaving.net – thousands of weaving drafts you can download
• Leclerc & Maurice Brassard & Fils –  Patterns and recommended yarns for a variety of projects​
• The Pictionary of PDF’s – Marcy Petrini’s extensive list of weaving structures. Explanation of structures, illustrations and drawdowns. 
• Weaving Indiana – a great library of educational documents and patterns.  Eleanor Best Collection.

Color Tools

• ​Adobe Color – a color tool for designing palettes
• Color Calculator – an easy-to-use color tool for designing palettes
• Colormind –  a color scheme generator that uses deep learning. It can learn color styles from photographs, movies, and popular art.
• Design Seeds – color palettes from inspirational photos
• Paletton – a color tool that allows you to create a palette
• Plaid Maker – a tool for designer woven plaids
• ​Random Stripe Generator
• Tartan Designer by GaelicWeb
• Another Tartan Designer tool

Videos

• Dena Moses – Watch the steps for weaving a chenille scarf and more.
• Elizabeth Wagner – Series of Learn to Weave videos
• Lamb on the Loom – Guild member Pattie Lamb has an excellent series on threading a loom back to front.