Little Looms · Pattern
| Type | Pattern |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Hazel Spencer |
| Published | February 23, 2023 |
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Using this little book stand frees your hands to cuddle around a warm cup of cocoa while you follow your story, whether you read with a modern electronic device or the old-fashioned way with a printed book. It can also hold a photo of your favorite person when you aren’t reading!
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Using this little book stand frees your hands to cuddle around a warm cup of cocoa while you follow your story, whether you read with a modern electronic device or the old-fashioned way with a printed book. It can also hold a photo of your favorite person when you aren’t reading!
Using square and triangular pin looms—and some clever construction—you can create this useful little book stand. Prop up your book while you lounge in bed or on the couch, or use it to hold your tablet while you watch your favorite book-to-movie adaptations.
Kick back and relax with a long body pillow constructed using pin-loom pieces. Deb used seven loom shapes and sizes for hers, but with a bit of clever folding you can weave it using fewer.
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Use a yarn with slow color changes to your advantage to create the mellow coordinating pin-loom–woven squares and triangles that make up the front of this pillow. A knitted border blends the colorful front with the solid-colored back and beautifully pulls the design together.
For this caddy, Robin and Lisa achieved their goal of collaborating on a project using yarn from two farms: Meridian Jacobs in California and Punkin’s Patch in Kentucky. Then they designed a second caddy using Ashford DK yarn. These book sleeves can be made to fit over the arm of your couch or chair to keep track of a book or e-reader, reading glasses, and other gadgets that often get misplaced or disappear into the cushions!
This sturdy carryall emulates an old-fashioned canvas library bag and also features books on the outside—some open, some stacked up. Margaret created the design using rectangular and righttriangle pin looms and then fulled it to make a strong, durable container that will carry any number of books and pin looms for years to come.
This wintry issue features 21 projects to jazz up your wardrobe, decorate your home, or gift to friends and family.
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