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Fly away home or go on a picnic with this ladybuginspired project. Mix and match borders with centers, or make all four placemats the same— you are the designer.
Pattern · Little Looms

This serene shawl combines a thoughtful pick-up lace pattern with the ethereal mix of Tencel and silk/ merino yarns. Wrap up in it for a quiet night at home or a special occasion.
Pattern · Little Looms

Brighten up any outfit—and any room—with this lovely lace scarf. Woven with two variegated yarns and some simple Brooks bouquet, it is sure to turn heads.
Pattern · Little Looms

Yummy dreams of angel food cake and whipped cream will be yours when you weave these wintry, lacy pillows. Carefully placed strips of lace will teach you a little about inlay and a whole lot about tufty texture.
Pattern · Little Looms

Whether this is your first introduction to the beautiful patterning of modified huck or it’s an old friend, you’ll enjoy these fun little explorations of lace.
Pattern · Little Looms

Weave a pair of pin-loom fingerless gloves or a raft of otter mittens for everyone you know. The gloves feature a fun textured pattern and finger channels to keep them in place. The mittens are also fingerless but include a sweet otter-face cap. When you want your fingers exposed, the otter’s button nose holds the mitten cap out of the way.
Pattern · Little Looms

Weaving two lace blocks at the same time on the rigid-heddle loom, one with warp floats and the other with weft floats, creates a wonderful ribbonlike texture in this scarf. The floats are quite pronounced along the length of the scarf and stand out in relief, enhanced by a variegated warp and a contrasting-color solid weft.
Pattern · Little Looms

Pair a variegated warp with plain weave and 3/1 lace to create this lightweight scarf with a subtle checkerboard pattern. After establishing the two blocks, one on a pick-up stick and the other on a heddle rod, weaving goes quickly with one shuttle.
Pattern · Little Looms

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.
Pattern · Little Looms

Deep violet and lilac variegated yarns combine with leno lace to create a piece that mimics the crystalline structure of amethyst while also being soft and light.
Pattern · Little Looms

Combine light and lacy leno with plain weave to create a stylish bag that only looks delicate. The easy-to-weave leno gives the bag its lighter-than-air appearance, while the plain weave keeps things durable.
Pattern · Little Looms

Bring the beach inside with these matching placemats and napkins in calming natural colors.
Pattern · Little Looms

Simple pick-up creates fields of pink and yellow flowers amidst swaths of green. Inspired by the bright blooms of Nova Scotia, these colorful placemats will bring a bit of spring to your dining room table all year long.
Pattern · Little Looms

It can be satisfying to weave with a firm beat, pushing the weft picks into place soundly. The resulting fabric makes a durable bag and shows off the color changes of a sock-style yarn.
Pattern · Little Looms

Brighten your table with these classic checks. The simplest color-and-weave pattern, houndstooth is easy but striking. Visible hemstitching and a tidy fringe complete the effect.
Pattern · Little Looms

The lace technique used for this smart scarf isn’t magic, but it looks that way. Brooks bouquet transforms straight columns of warp into lively bubbles.
Pattern · Little Looms

Access the WIF for this scarf project from Handwoven March/April 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF

Access the WIF for this Atwater Bronson lace table runner project from Handwoven March/April 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF

A small amount of finely spun cotton knits up into a classic lace doily.
Pattern · Spin Off

Enjoy knitting a beautiful lace scarf using one of Orenburg's most treasured motifs, the Snowflake.
Pattern · Spin Off

Margaret Stove adapted this magnificent Shetland lace scarf from patterns used in the border of a nineteenth-century design. It is a great way to learn traditional techniques in an approachable manner.
Pattern · PieceWork

We gathered six of our favorite lace patterns together in an ebook to get you inspired to spin and knit lace.
eBook · Spin Off
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