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Relax in a flower patch without leaving your home with this large afghan woven and constructed entirely from pin-loom hexagons.
Pattern · Little Looms
Weave a hug into every hexagon as you create this seahorse-themed hooded towel sized for a toddler. After a dip in the ocean, the soft cotton will quickly dry your little one, and the hood adds cozy comfort.
Looking for a pop of color to spice up your decor? The slow color changes of the yarn in the pin-loom–woven hexagons add pop to this pillow while also keeping you engaged as you weave. No hexagon will look exactly like another, and their final arrangement is up to you.
Sometimes you just need a teddy bear, and this one created from a few plain-weave hexagons is huggable, giftable, and easy to care for. As a plus, the bear’s straightforward construction makes it simple to create quickly. Make one to give and one for yourself.
Piece together a simple garment using pin-loom–woven hexagons and imagine what other clothes you may be able to construct with the same easy assembly method. This loose-fitting coat uses hexagonal geometry to casually move colors across the body, creating interesting details. Its style is flattering, comfortable, and wearable for many sizes.
Use a pin loom, a solid bamboo yarn, and a variegated cotton yarn to weave this lightweight summer wrap that will keep the chill at bay without being overly warm. The combination of three styles of hexagons creates the interesting central design and outer border.
If you’ve wondered about using raffia on a pin loom, wonder no more. Follow Gabi’s tips, and you will be well on your way to weaving with this new/old fiber. Arrange your hexagons as shown in the pattern or create your own designs. The possibilities are endless with hexagons.
Combine pin-loom-woven hexagons and loom blooms with a hint of crochet to create this Alpine-inspired runner.
Pattern · Little Looms
This sophisticated wool clutch is the perfect choice for a night on the town after a long day of hitting the ski slopes. Pair a twill pattern with simple glass beads to create this elegant bag.
Pattern · Little Looms
Hexagon-woven pieces of cloth lend themselves to playful designs as in this grape cluster that will cheer up any table. Pair it with some tasty cheese and wine for the perfect party.
Pattern · Little Looms
Pattern · Little Looms
Pattern · Little Looms
Pattern · Little Looms
Pattern · Little Looms
Pattern · Little Looms
Pattern · Little Looms
