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Why should the adults have all the fun? A checkerboard texture with just a smidgen of embroidery makes this the go-to garment for the under-three-months crowd.
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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.
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The wrapping is as good as the gift with these reusable, pin-loom–woven gift bags by Deborah Bagley. Although Deborah used various pin looms to make the different shapes, you can create them all using only a 4-inch–square pin loom and some simple folding.
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Tuck this little bear in with you or use him as a fun bit of decor on your couch—or the bed of your favorite little one. Customize your bear with a scarf woven with variegated yarn.
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Beautiful bands of color created by rows of pin-loom hexagons honor the majesty of Mount Wilson in this gorgeous shawl.
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Delight and terrify with these pin-loom mittens. Perfect for singing “Baby Shark” or simply keeping your hands warm, they will be the center of attention wherever you go.
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You don’t have to choose between good-looking and absorbent when it comes to these towels. Their colorful stripes complement their spongy texture stripes.
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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.
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Portland, Oregon, is known as the City of Roses for good reason, but it’s also the city of rhododendrons, cherry blossoms, and dogwoods. This inkle-woven headband and bracelet set is inspired by the colors of a Portland spring, with rosettes down each side, bands of light blue representing the city’s rivers, and a center panel of simple Baltic-style pick-up to symbolize dogwood blossoms.
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Center yourself with these soft pillows and their raised design woven on the rigid-heddle loom using the catenpile technique. Jessica combined a 3/2 cotton warp and cotton chenille weft to create a “peach fuzz” effect in the ground cloth.
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As weavers, we have a wide range of yarns to choose from, including yarn made from recycled sari silk. For this rigid-heddle–woven scarf, Peg chose one of the colors from a skein of sari silk and paired it with a silk warp and silk noil weft in that same hue. The resulting cloth has surface interest, shine, and dramatic appeal.
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Celebrate the elegant sea slug with a sumptuous silk scarf. Woven in plain weave with crammed dents, this striped and lightly textured scarf is a delight to weave and wear.
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One of the benefits of being a weaver is the ability to perfectly accessorize your pieces. For this towel a coordinated inkle-band tag adds that certain something extra to an offset plaid woven on a rigidheddle loom with a whole lot of Scandinavian flair.
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Turn plastic shopping bags into “plarn” to weave up this durable market bag. Not only will you feel good about your environmental impact, but you’ll look good, too.
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It is a universally accepted truth that silk goes with everything, and this tussah silk scarf is no exception. Pair it with jeans for a casual dinner with friends or wear it with a little black dress to the theater—you’ll look good either way.
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Take this bag to your favorite coffee shop for a quiet evening of reading and writing. Made from fulled pin-loom squares, it’s just the right size for a book or two.
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Combine pin-loom-woven hexagons and loom blooms with a hint of crochet to create this Alpine-inspired runner.
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Play with your food—without the mess—with these pin-loom vegetables. Each vegetable is constructed from simple squares and would make the perfect addition to any play kitchen.
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Learn how to combine handspun yarns with commercially available fashion yarns to create a one-of-a-kind scarf that demands to be touched.
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Soothe your soul with these lovely towels that bring desert-inspired colors into your kitchen.
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Bring the beach inside with these matching placemats and napkins in calming natural colors.
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Just the right size for a laptop, a sturdy notebook, or a much-loved novel, this classic wool messenger bag pairs perfectly with a quiet cup of coffee at your favorite café.
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Colorful recycled sari silk yarn provides a surprisingly sturdy weft for this jewel-tone clutch. Weave a simple bag or add extra cabled silk to the flap to create a marvelous macramé fringe.
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