Iridescence on Simple Looms? Yes, you can!
Love the look of woven iridescence but don't think it's possible on a rigid-heddle loom? Think again!
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Love the look of woven iridescence but don't think it's possible on a rigid-heddle loom? Think again!
AAOnce you’ve got your loom warped, now what? Learn the basics of building shapes in tapestry weaving.
While they aren’t magic, here are two gorgeous medieval-inspired table runners sure to impress.
Spontaneity at the loom is just as wonderful as it is elsewhere in life.
Christina looks back through the Little Looms issues and articles from 2024 and shares just 5 of the incredible tips and techniques we published in 2024.
Chenille has a tendency to "worm" if it's not woven properly--especially on the rigid-heddle loom. Learn how Jenny Sennott used Tencel to help tame the chenille in her shimmery and soft Winter Jasmine Scarf.
Weave up your own dashing zebra with this subscriber-exclusive bonus project.
Did you know there’s more than one way to wind a stick shuttle? Learn how to wind your stick shuttle with more yarn, and less bulk, so you can weave more and worry less.
You can create pin-loom flowers for any season with a few squares.
Out of the dozens of scarves we’ve published over the years, it’s hard to pick a favorite. So instead we picked 10 that readers can’t seem to get enough of.
Silk is delightfully textured, beautifully lustrous, and, with some education, approachable even for first-time weavers.
Not only does fair-trade buying benefit you, your loved ones, and the planet, it will also make the diverse holiday seasons merry and bright for artisans, makers, and growers and their families around the world.