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Weave this cheerful dish towel and coordinating apron on a single warp.
Pattern · Little Looms
While honeycomb from the hive is a wonderful treat, honeycomb from the loom is just as delightful—and perfect for sweet pillows like this one.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
This coordinating mitt and hot pad are perfect for baking post-hike sweet treats.
Pattern · Little Looms
Right around sunrise and sunset, you can witness the golden hour, a brief period when the sunlight is somehow softer and everything it touches appears to be warm and golden. Capture this magical time in your weaving with these twill towels.
Take a vacation to the Caribbean without leaving your loom with these cheerful rigid-heddle–woven towels.
Pattern · Little Looms
The box-bottom design is simple to sew, and the square bottom makes it excellent for carrying weaving tools and supplies.
Pattern · Little Looms
Rich colors and geometric shapes provide a mélange of design possibilities for your scarf.
Pattern · Little Looms
A combination of plain weave and Brooks bouquet evokes the interlacement designs in European illuminated texts and creates a unique texture.
Pattern · Little Looms
These rigid-heddle towels were designed to celebrate the floral colors of spring and all the joy they bring.
Pattern · Little Looms
The rotating staircases in M. C. Escher’s art seem captured in this block-weaving pattern. Though they look complex, these placemats are not difficult to weave.
Pattern · Little Looms
Michele waits for yarns to talk to her. In this case, a cotton yarn demanded it be used to show off its long gradient color design.
Pattern · Little Looms
Pattern · Little Looms
