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PatternFor All Access membersBrown Bag Lunch Set While lunch bags can easily be sewn from commercial fabric, this nostalgic brown bag is the perfect woven version.

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10 Little Looms issues mention “Finishing” on 334 pages — matched by meaning, not just keywords.

Easy Weaving with Little Looms 20202 pages
- Page 104in. Change to a bobbin of Sable and weave the second set of mountains, finishing with 1 more pick of Sable from selvedge to selvedge. Change to a bobbin
- Page 120case, repeat the bracketed section for the indicated length, even if it means not finishing with a full repeat of the bracketed section. When weaving projects with a complicated
Easy Weaving with Little Looms 20184 pages

Susan E. Horton

PatternFor All Access membersIllumination ScarfEarthy wooden beads, embroidery, and appliqué work together to create vines and leaves reminiscent of the borders in illuminated pages of the time.

ArticleWeaving While Neurodivergent: On FinishingSometimes ADHD, stress, or just a busy schedule can make finishing even a simple project seem insurmountable; however, following a few simple tips can help you jump these hurdles and get your project over the finish line.

ArticleWhat’s So Great about Fulling? Have you ever wondered why we full wool fabrics? As it turns out, fulling is an important part of the finishing process.

ArticleFor All Access membersOne and Done Pin-Loom Mug RugsDiscover how fun and easy it is to design and weave your own pin-loom mug rugs with tips for design, finishing techniques, and even some designs to try.

ArticleJust Glue It: Pin-Loom Coasters and Wall ArtDon’t let your pin-loom pieces go to waste; transform single squares into a finished piece with the help of a little glue.

ArticleReader's Guide to Techniques, Seams, and FinishesLearn basic finishes and seams for weaving, how to warp two heddles for double sett, and pick-up stick basics in one handy place.

ArticleLace Isn’t Finished Until It’s Wet-FinishedWoven lace often doesn’t look very lacy when it’s still on the loom—it takes the magic of wet-finishing to transform it into its final form.

ArticleTips and Tricks for Getting Started Weaving—and Four Free Projects!Want to learn how to warp and weave on your rigid-heddle loom more efficiently? Learn the tips and tricks Elisabeth Hill used when designing and weaving her Team Colors scarves.

ArticleFor All Access membersMini Skill Guide: More Fringe and Fancy FinishesFinish your handwovens in style with twisted fringe, Damascus edging, and knotted lattice fringe. Learn how in this new skill guide!

ArticleFor subscribersTips and Techniques for Adding Knitted and Crocheted TrimLearn five best practices for making top-notch trims using knitting and crochet, then get step-by-step instructions for using them in your own projects.

ArticleWhat Every Beginning Weaver Should Know about FringeDo you really need to hemstitch, and are fringe twisters worth the investment?

ArticleWhipstitch TutorialLearn step-by-step how to join pin-loom squares together with whipstitch for a nearly invisible finish on the right side of the fabric.

PatternFor All Access membersKodachrome QuiltCombine colorful pin-loom squares, woven using washable sock yarn, and traditional rag-quilt finishing to construct this unique and cozy quilt. Use the colors Sally used or adjust them to match your own décor.

ArticleWrap it up! They’ll love it! Team Colors Weave-along Ends Today!To be honest, as I write this, I’m still weaving my scarf. I brought my loom to work and weave a little each day, mostly in the afternoons when I’m not feeling that lively and need some downtime to process my day.

Page 46• finishing tech • You invest a lot of time, heart, and soul when making a
Page 10098 | little looms | www.interweave.com • Finishing Tech • DO THE TWIST Twisted fringe makes for a beautiful finish for handwoven
Page 105than the desired length of finished tassels. Repeat the process for the opposite end. Finishing 1 Weave in loose ends and trim remaining tails. For the Chainette tails outlining
Page 11710x bracket, do this 9 more times (for 10 repeats and 20 picks). After finishing that bracket, weave 1 more pick of Moody Blue before starting the next bracket.

Easy Weaving with Little Looms 20163 pages▾

Page 108Weave until the piece measures 72" from the begin- ning, and remove from loom. FINISHING Twist a fringe to secure the ends. Handwash the scarf in warm water using
Page 111ridges on the surface of the woven fabric, which bloom and fuzz in the finishing process. Sometimes the weaving moves along smoothly, sometimes there are hang-ups, but a rigid-heddle
Page 116dry. If necessary, press with a warm iron. M RESOURCES McEneely, Naomi. Compendium of Finishing Tech- niques. Loveland, Colorado: Interweave, 2003, pp. 55, 111, 113, and 119.

Easy Weaving with Little Looms 20196 pages▾

Page 17• finishing school • little looms | www.interweave.com | 15 Because these permanent changes happen during wet-finishing, it’s
Page 18• finishing school • 16 | little looms | www.interweave.com NO-RINSE WASHES There are several brands out there
Page 100SUMMERS AT THE SHORE 98 | little looms | www.interweave.com FINISHING 1 Cut the plastic thong off of the sole of each fl ip-fl op.
Page 1018 End with 1½" of plain weave for the hem using the single-strand shuttle. FINISHING 9 Remove the fabric from the loom. Machine-stitch across each end before cutting apart.
Page 107weave a header to secure the weft and remove the fabric from the loom. Finishing and Bag Construction 1 If you didn’t hemstitch on the loom, zigzag each end
Page 115• weaving tips • little looms | www.interweave.com | 113 FINISHING Fusible Thread You don’t need to zigzag or use seam sealant to hold your

Easy Weaving with Little Looms Spring 20231 page▾

Page 21tapestry, I always think of the ending . . . in other words, I plan for the finishing method as I start. For instance, do I want to use a simple method

Easy Weaving with Little Looms 20171 page▾

Page 105• Inkle Weaving A to Z video Beginning with fundamentals, Jane Patrick demonstrates pick-up, finishing, and supplemental weft designs. Pin-Loom Weaving • Pin Loom Pathways eBook From the fundamental

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