AASkill Guide: A Weaver’s Guide to Fiber
No matter what loom(s) you love to weave on, understanding the different characteristics of a fiber can help you make better choices when picking yarns for projects.
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AANo matter what loom(s) you love to weave on, understanding the different characteristics of a fiber can help you make better choices when picking yarns for projects.

We're looking for striped projects of all kinds for our Fall 2027 issue—and that includes plaids and checks, too!

Learn tips and tricks for designing borders for your pick-up bands, from simple stripes to more complex color-and-weave designs.

Find out why Sara Bixler finishes some of her woven pieces with crochet. Watch her free video clip, and then dive into several stitch options to try on your next project.

Turn loom waste or small bits of extra-special yarns into beautiful, custom-made tassels perfect for trimming handwoven projects and so much more!

Learn three approaches for using metallic threads to weave fabric that literally shines bright!

Don’t let your pin-loom pieces go to waste; transform single squares into a finished piece with the help of a little glue.

Find out how easy it is to kick-start your creativity when you leave your design choices up to chance.

The 4" square pin loom might be the most well-known, but pin looms come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes.

Learn multiple techniques for adding inlay to your weaving, then find out how to read and weave charted inlay patterns.

For this issue of Little Looms, we’re asking for projects inspired by the joys of summer reading, as well as items inspired by favorite books, characters, and even authors.

Learn the definitions of common rigid-heddle weaving terms in this handy glossary.

Get instructions and illustrations for crochet joins and trims in a left-handed friendly format.