
Little Looms · No. 2009
Easy Weaving with Little Looms Fall 2024
Mix it up with blends that showcase fibers and your weaving at their best.

Little Looms · No. 2009
Mix it up with blends that showcase fibers and your weaving at their best.
Weave-along project downloads from Easy Weaving with Little Looms Fall 2024, ready in the Library.
AAWeave a bit of bling in time for the festive season with these fun fringed bracelets.
AACelebrate your favorite fall blooms with this scarf full of bouquets—Brooks bouquet, that is.
AAMalynda found her inspiration for these cottolin towels in the colors of desert at twilight.
AAThis vibrant runner takes advantage of differential shrinkage by combining cottons with wool singles. The result is subtle and spectacular.
AAKeep the cold at bay with this jaunty tam, woven from an extra-warm angora/merino blend.
AAThe unusual combination of linen and paper gives this yarn its unique stiff character, perfect for weaving a lacy, self-supporting, decorative basket.
AAThis clever clasped-weft scarf begs you to look closer. Sunrise gold and ocean blue are interrupted by a stripe of variegated yarn in the warp, and it’s only within that stripe that the weft yarns clasp.
AAThe deep, rich colors of fresh apples inspired the palette for this cozy cowl. Woven using two pin-loom shapes, this piece is a perfect accessory.
AAWarm hands mean a warm heart, and these geometric mittens are perfect for keeping the chill away.
AATake a trip to the pumpkin patch without leaving home with this sweet pin-loom pumpkin pattern.
AAPair this pin-loom–woven classic checked purse with any outfit for a pop of sophisticated color.
AACheer up any kitchen with these bright and beautiful basketweave towels.
AAThe color transitions in these placemats celebrate not only the changing of the seasons but also the times in between, where one season seems to blend into the next.
AAGet comfortable in style with this soft and deceptively simple plain-weave scarf.
AAMake your favorite journal or sketchbook special with a custom-woven cover.
AAThis scarf gets its unique texture from two yarns in similar hues with slightly different sizes—and very different fiber content—woven together in a simple houndstooth.
Indexed from Easy Weaving with Little Looms Fall 2024, in page order.