Two really great talks about weaving from Lea Albaugh
An in-depth, highly motivational introduction to weaving for a CS audience:
http://lea.zone/blog/weaving-notation-at-strange-loop/
And “Investigating Underdetermination Through Interactive Computational Handweaving”:
The second one is very informative to the live coding field, I think… Here’s the full paper:
Some astonishing work in Complexity 2022 an exhibition of the work of members of “complex weavers”.
Two particularly ‘algorithmic’ examples:
The first one is too similar to bitfields for that to be coincidental, and the pseudo-stitchwork in the second one is lovely in how you can visually see the offset rhythms of the warp and weft come together to form different two dimensional patterns.
Stumbled to this massive archive of weaving related stuff:
On-Line Digital Archive of Documents on Weaving and Related Topics (arizona.edu)
webdocs folder contains many really interesting short descriptions on different algorithmic patterns, but theres also over 400 books and 4000 other newspaper articles. 
Don’t know where to post this. Currently visiting southern Tunisia and thinking of Alpaca / Persephone project when seeing these amazing patterns on historical woven carpets in Lella Hadria museum. The captions are not too precise, but I can say some of these patterns are of Berber origin. Again some area of expertise for an ethnomathemathic approach to geometry/ symbolism… The patterns of the Djerbian jewels are also very striking, seemingly they have been preserved through deep time by the local Jewish community.
An expansive essay from Jakob Jennerholm Hammar on Weaving
With some interesting experiments in time-based weaving drafts here:
https://wyrddrafts.org/index.html
