Follow these links to sunnier climates and wonderful weaving sites.
http://www.incas.org/category/weavings/making-and-dyeing-yarn Nilda lives in the mountains of Peru. She has tended sheep since she was small. She demonstrates the preparation of her sheep and llama wool for spinning and uses Nuchu flowers to create a red dye.

Nilda and her sisters, Antonia and Flora weave with backstrap looms and make small belts to sell at market and larger textile pieces called Mantas.
The Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco is dedicated to keep traditional weaving practices alive. They document different weaving designs and provide a venue for weavers throughout Peru to demonstrate and teach their art. They ask for donations to assist them in their efforts.Pre-Columbian Textiles
An image collection of Peruvian textiles.

https://www.culturalsurvival.org/special_projects/americas/cusco.cfm
https://exchanges.state.gov/culprop/peru/textile/sect1.htm

Ancient Andean Textiles: Traditional textiles were made of finely spun alpaca yarn and culturally more viable than gold or silver. Unfortunately, today, these beautiful heirlooms are often sold and cut up to decorate handbags and wallets.
Eye Pattern
A boy weaves a traditional eye pattern.
Peruvian Weaving Video
A continuous warp for 500 years – Dr. Junius Bird of the American Museum of Natural History demonstrates his technique of reconstructing the patterns on backstrap and 4 stake looms.

https://www.yolisala.8m.com/textile.html
https://www.incas.org/boy-weaving-the-eye-pattern.html
https://www.sfsu.edu/~avitv/avcatalog/82401.htm”

>Eddie Sulca -Eddie Sulca is a master weaver specializing in 3 dimensional Peruvian weaving, learned from traditional Wari weavers. His tapestries are made with natural dyes, gathered from local berries, leaves, branches, roots and insects and handspun sheep wool.
https://www.puchkaperu.com/ Puchka Peru
Puchka Peru offers a variety of cultural tours and learning workshops for artisans and others interested in working with Peruvian masters and folk artists.