Tablet Weaving

Tablet weaving is often called card weaving in the US, but “tablet weaving” has a wider acceptance.

Beginning tablet weaving class.
Weaving 3/1 twill using the two-pack and one-pack methods (different ways of conceptualizing and creating the same structure, based on the idea that an S-threaded tablet turned forwards is equivalent to a Z-threaded tablet turned backwards).
Because it is confusing for beginners, I have added more information on how to thread tablets.
This tablet weaving theory page is a technical look at how exactly tablet weaving works, including S and Z threading and twists, threading the tablets in several colors, and the different structures possible, including twill and four-color floats (Snartemo).
A simple four-color Snartemo pattern goes with the theory page.
My explanation of Snartemo patterns.
A Snartemo pattern worked step by step (in MS Excel format)
My version of Hansen’s Snartemo pattern from the original Norwegian band (also in Excel format). (Note that this includes all the symbols of the original band.)
Preliminary results from my study of two-hole tablet weaving.
Essay and comprehensive diagrams of tablet woven structures.
Tablet weaving presentation: My presentation from the 2009 Textilforum on tablet-woven structures.
Tablet weaving research: Nifty things to look into further

Peter Collingwood’s Techniques of Tablet Weaving has been reprinted. Errata for the second edition.
This is the ultimate tablet weaving book, but may not be a good choice for beginners.
Nancy Spies is offering PDF of version of [Ecclesiastical Pomp and Aristocratic Circumstance: A Thousand Years of Brocaded Tabletwoven Bands](http://www.arelatestudio.com/books.html) as well as her other books.
I highly encourage you to join TWIST.