On-loom Shaping
A series of projects developing new tools that open up the weaving process itself as a design space — similar in principle to short-row knitting, enabling out-of-plane form to emerge directly on the loom through the controlled manipulation of warp yarns, shuttle, and weft. Making these methods accessible to designers is a key aim.
With Milou Voorwinden, Savanne Klop, and Manel Borrego Carazo.
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Shaped on-loom sample by MSc student Savanne Klop
Shaped on-loom then cut sample by MSc student Savanne Klop
Shaped on-loom sample by MSc student Savanne Klop
Shaped on-loom sample by MSc student Savanne Klop
Shaped on-loom sample by MSc student Savanne Klop
Shaped on-loom sample by MSc student Savanne Klop
Designing with on-loom shaping addon by MSc student Manel Borrego Carazo
Designing with on-loom shaping addon by MSc student Manel Borrego Carazo
Voorwinden, M., Klop, S., & McQuillan, H. (accepted, 2026). Designing a toolkit to explore the Design Space of Woven Textiles.
Klop, S. (2025). Unlocking new possibilities in weaving. MSc thesis supervised by Voorwinden, M., & McQuillan, H.