Weave with wire and fiber to produce metal fabric—an entirely new art material that can be used for jewelry, sculpture, basketry, and more.

Use a four- or eight-harness loom to weave an entirely new art material that you may never before have considered—metal!

By using a wire warp and fiber weft, intermediate- to advanced-level weavers can create a woven metal fabric that is strong, malleable, and sculptural.

Expert weaver Christine K. Miller has been weaving with wire for 30 years, and her online and in-person workshops are highly sought after. She's the only weaver teaching this amazing technique.

Learn about 

• the materials and supplies needed for this metal fiber technique
• planning your project
• preparing and beaming the warp
• and choosing the weft

Christine then takes readers step by step through a "Foundation Project," a basic woven wire fabric serving as the basis for creating their own metal fabric crafts.

Be inspired by Christine's work and what she has made with woven wire—baskets, jewelry, sculptures, and more—with detailed information on how she made them.

In addition, Christine includes a fascinating chapter on using the principles of art and design to let the reader's imagination soar when crafting with woven wire fabric.

"Her understanding of her subject—metal wire in textiles—comes across on every page…very informative, not just for shaft-loom weavers but all fiber artists interested in combining metal with fabric yarns." -- Sally Reckert, Weavers Bazaar Newsletter
"Rarely does a book exceed my expectations, but Weaving with Wire definitely offers a lot of bang for the buck (list price = $34.99). This book was written by an artist that shares not only her knowledge and experience, but she also presents her soul on the pages of her book. It reads like she’s sitting next to you guiding you through the steps while sharing insight and information." -- Heddlecraft

Christine K. Miller is an expert weaver who has been weaving with wire for 30 years. Her online and in-person workshops are the only classes teaching weaving with wire. She lives in Dallas. https://christinekmiller.com