Little Looms · No. 2010
Easy Weaving with Little Looms Winter 2024
Bring the gallery to your loom with projects inspired by famous artists, Pointillism, Expressionism, and more.
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Little Looms · No. 2010
Bring the gallery to your loom with projects inspired by famous artists, Pointillism, Expressionism, and more.
Weave-along project downloads from Easy Weaving with Little Looms Winter 2024, ready in the Library.
AAFor her stole, Gabi was inspired by both Impressionism and a beautiful photo of an amaranth plant.
AAThe works of Bauhaus-trained weavers including Gunta Stölzl this inspired this reversible pin-loom pillow.
AAFor her coasters, Yvonne wanted to weave a tribute to Bauhaus-trained weaver Anni Albers.
AALearn how to make a Cubist-style tapestry from your own photo, or weave Sheleigh’s design.
AADesigned to emulate the works of M.C. Escher, this sophisticated shrug is perfect for a night out on the town.
Use log cabin, a color-and-weave structure, to create optical illusions and 3D effects with groups of lines.
AALook closely and you can easily see the individual colors, but from afar, the hues blend to create a stunning color-shifting check.
AAThe bright colors and artistry found in Indian saris inspired Jennifer’s dazzling clutch.
AAThe log-cabin corners on these napkins remind Malynda of the lattice crust of Swiss Apple Cherry Pie.
AAThese rigid-heddle pillow covers are a tribute to the weavers of West Bengal, India, as well as the region’s beautiful gardens.
AAThese 3D pin-loom sunflowers are beautiful from all angles and are sure to brighten any room.
AAThis elegant wrap in lightweight alpaca will keep you just warm enough on cool nights.
Indexed from Easy Weaving with Little Looms Winter 2024, in page order.