Little Looms · Article
| Type | Article |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Peg Ickes |
| Published | September 18, 2025 |
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A sweet memory of being gifted a tiny snowman by her neice inspired designer Peg Ickes' wonderful wintry towels. They're perfect for drying dishes or cleaning up messes after a cup of cocoa.
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This whimsical dishcloth will take you back to wintry days spent building snowmen with your family. It’s also a great project to try out what’s typically a four-shaft pattern on the versatile rigid-heddle loom.
You 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.
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Like 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.
Unassuming 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.
Take a trip to the Middle Ages without leaving your loom.
Explore innovative projects that show it’s hip to be square.
Almost as long as there have been people, there have been stories to explain the world and entertain. In this issue of Easy Weaving with Little Looms, we’re translating some of our favorite folk and fairy tales from around the world into a language we all love: weaving!
Weaving is twice as nice when you combine techniques to create projects that go beyond ordinary.
Whip up tempting towels, terrific table toppers, and more with this issue inspired by food and cooking.
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