
Skill Guide: Continuous-Strand Weaving
Open up a new world of pin-loom shapes, including hexagons, rectangles, diamonds, and more!
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| Type | Pattern |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Gabi van Tassell |
| Published | June 22, 2023 |
| Format |
In this shawl, fiery color bursts forward from dark cinders.
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A phoenix rising from the ashes symbolizes emerging from difficulties with renewed strength and vigor. In this shawl, fiery color bursts forward from dark cinders. Two elements, fire and ash, and two geometric shapes, woven hexagons and jewels, combine with dramatic flair.

Open up a new world of pin-loom shapes, including hexagons, rectangles, diamonds, and more!
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Combine diamond shapes woven on a pin loom to make six-point stars and then surround them with more diamonds and hexagons for this stunning shawl.

While looking for a way to use a mini skein collection, Gabi found inspiration in the decatonic scale, playfully combining 10 colorways into a showstopping scarf.
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Cooling cotton and lacy wool team up to make a light fabric, perfect as a cozy cover on a breezy spring day.
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For her stole, Gabi was inspired by both Impressionism and a beautiful photo of an amaranth plant.
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The unusual combination of linen and paper gives this yarn its unique stiff character, perfect for weaving a lacy, self-supporting, decorative basket.
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Mix it up with blends that showcase fibers and your weaving at their best.

While this very quilterly pattern might look like two overlapping squares, the clever design uses hexagon and square pin-loom pieces to create that illusion.
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