Weft Interlocking : Weaving Techniques

Weft interlocking is a weaving techniques used to join two weft yarns together to build an image, texture, color, etc. Instead of wrapping two weft yarns around a warp yarn to change yarns or build color blocks, the weft yarns support each other in each row.

You can find a full written tutorial "Weft Interlocking: Weaving Techniques" on the Fibers and Design website:

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[jenniferbrighty]

Hi I've only just seen this x great explanation on the interlocking of colours and how to use to create different styles x this is much appreciated x thanks for sharing xxx

[rescueumbrella]

Oh I love this! So glad you made these videos - they're for ME!

[marshhayes]

Thank you! This is so helpful! Your videos are great!!

[chizpafea]

I was looking for this alot... I did it bad but I will be better in my second chance

[botanicaltreasures]

I can see how this could make a pattern similar to surf breaking on a beach.🌊

[priyankarajakesavan]

Hi! How to do this technique if i had to interlock 3-4 colors?

[jodiekingsley]

Could you send me your web site please