Little Looms · No. 2005
Easy Weaving with Little Looms Fall 2023
Weaving is twice as nice when you combine techniques to create projects that go beyond ordinary.
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Little Looms · No. 2005
Weaving is twice as nice when you combine techniques to create projects that go beyond ordinary.
Weave-along project downloads from Easy Weaving with Little Looms Fall 2023, ready in the Library.
AAWeave and construct a V-shaped poncho on your rigid-heddle loom without any sewing.
AADeborah designed this chic little bag to be small enough to throw in your tote or duffle but large enough to hold your makeup essentials.
AARebecca wove one scarf in plain weave and then another with woven shibori picks to create areas of resist.
AATraditionally, houndstooth is woven with two solid colors, but in this scarf, Tammy combined a dark solid with a lighter variegated yarn.
AAMichele waits for yarns to talk to her. In this case, a cotton yarn demanded it be used to show off its long gradient color design.
AAJoan used this project as the perfect excuse to engineer her ideal cushion.
AAIn this shawl, fiery color bursts forward from dark cinders.
AAMargaret loves the style of vintage cameras and decided to show that love with this pin-loom piece.
AATammy wove these velvety-soft hand towels using a thirsty combination of cotton chenille and bouclé.
AAAs the days grow shorter and temperatures dip lower, extend your time outdoors with this pin-loom lap blanket.
AAUsing only one weight of yarn in a scarf is highly overrated, especially when there are variable-dent heddles that solve the problem of otherwise compatible yarns with incompatible setts.
AASometimes it takes two very different weights of yarn to strike the perfect balance.
Indexed from Easy Weaving with Little Looms Fall 2023, in page order.