Little Looms · No. 2014
Easy Weaving with Little Looms Winter 2025
Take a trip down memory lane with 19 projects that celebrate and capture life’s special moments.
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Little Looms · No. 2014
Take a trip down memory lane with 19 projects that celebrate and capture life’s special moments.
Weave-along project downloads from Easy Weaving with Little Looms Winter 2025, ready in the Library.
AAThis gorgeous inkle belt is more than just a great accessory—it's also a lesson in how to pick up threads more efficiently in Baltic pick-up.
AAWeave a bouquet of flowers that will last a lifetime with this fun project from pin-loom-weaver extraordinaire Deborah Bagley.
AADecorate your table for dinner with this craftsman-inspired table topper and then use it to play a game of checkers after.
AALike many kids, designer Sara Goldenberg White spent hours making embroidery floss friendship bracelets. In honor of these childhood memories, Sara designed this stunning scarf in colors and patterns reminiscent of the bracelets she made a child.
AAThese pink fuzzy bunny slippers are cute as a button! Weave them in the classic pink or make them any color your inner child desires.
AALight and lovely, this classic white scarf uses skipped dents to give the cloth a lacy look.
AAUnassuming and thirsty, Kerala towels are generally plain weave in white cotton with a few stripes or decorations to distinguish them. Waffle-weave versions spotted on a recent trip gave designer Anne Merrow the idea to weave a set of towels: one in traditional plain weave with clasped-weft accents, and the other with simple waffle-weave pick-up.
AAReach for the stars with this beautiful scarf. Beaded weft loops combine with a simple clasped-warp design to create a meteor shower in miniature along the length of the scarf.
AACelebrate all of the special firsts in life that come with a new key with these fabulous inkle key fobs by Jennifer B. Williams.
AAFamily dinners with her Norwegian grandmother inspired this clever rag-woven runner by designer Anita Osterhaug.
AAYou don't have to be a technical whiz to weave these circuit-board inspired towels! By combining a simple double heddle twill with color-and-weave, designer Michele Marshall created a design that looks complex but weaves up easily.
AATravel back to the 1970s with these groovy towels. Inspired by her grandmother's avocado green kitchen, designer Christine Jablonski's modern spin on a classic 70s color palette would feels playfully vintage and perfectly modern, all at the same time.
AAThese simple-to-weave tapestry cuffs are the perfect project for those new to tapestry as well as for anyone looking for projects to weave on the go. Woven on a simple frame loom, they're the ultimate portable project.
Indexed from Easy Weaving with Little Looms Winter 2025, in page order.