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An open and airy shawl like this one that transitions seamlessly to a scarf makes the perfect spring party wrap. The Brooks bouquet pattern matched with plain weave creates a balance of laciness and stability as well as a lovely scalloped edge.
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Dive right into spontaneity with this large-sized freewheeling plaid towel. Follow the given color orders that transition from dark to light in the weft, or design on the fly to weave a towel sparked by your imagination.
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As the world opens up again, there are small pleasures to be found in what might otherwise be considered ordinary tasks, such as setting the dinner table for guests. Set your table with flair using these colorful soft and slubby cotton napkins that will make even the simplest of meals feel like an event.
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Nestle a pin-loom–woven garden gnome among your houseplants. The gnomes are made from 2- and 4-inch squares, while the flowers and leaves are made from 1-inch squares. A little brushed yarn makes the beard fine and ethereal.
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Pair soft, light silk noil with a subtle ombré striping in your warp to weave a scarf evocative of the glow of a morning sky as it shifts from its winter palette to spring or from night to dawn.
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With a little tweaking and gathering, you can transform pin-loom squares into a bevy of flowers. Hang the wreath on the door, and you’re ready to welcome spring.
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Plan your next picnic under newly leafed trees with these napkins. The color-and-weave patterns of dark versus light pop when woven with hearty 3/2 pearl cotton. Weave all four or choose your favorite variation.
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Travel without leaving your loom as you weave this trio of linen towels. The colors and stipes will transport you to days spent in coastal towns with their café umbrellas and bistro table linens.
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Make this adjustable strap on your inkle loom, and you’ll never have to worry about securing your camera again. Blue-shelled fiddler crabs scuttling about in tide pools inspired the stunning colorway.
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Use a hexagon pin loom to weave a wool rug that will have you seeing spots—in a good way. The sturdy rugged yarn comes in a wide variety of colors, and the adjustable modular construction allows you to create a rug that fits your home’s style in every way.
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The sturdiness of rep weave gives strength and body to this colorful messenger-style bag that will serve you well while also completing your look. Learn to weave rep using the rigid heddle to change sheds and a weaving sword to pack your weft.
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For a trip to the farmer’s market, a small bag or two will help keep your purchases safe within your larger tote. The versatility of this triangleloom– woven bag is exceeded only by its charm and ease of construction. Use the colors of cotton shown or choose your own pairing.
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These plaid napkins brighten up any table. The cotton-linen blend in the warp and weft brings a lot of texture to the fabric, and a simple pick-up pattern adds floats for an even more interesting feel and weaving experience.
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Take it outside! Weave this blanket on your rigid-heddle loom in three panels and then assemble them to make a project perfect for a picnic in the park. A slight threading variation in the middle panel creates the illusion of a seamless blanket.
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Those wonderful self-striping knitting yarns for socks create relaxed plaids when used in warp and weft. You’ll love this one-skein scarf that's quick to warp and fun to weave as you watch the plaid develop. Weave more than one—no two are exactly the same.
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For this apron, embrace the unpredictability of natural dyes and try your hand at dyeing the yarns you weave, crochet, and stitch using mud and plant materials. Use a pin loom and the mud-dyed yarns to weave the body of the apron, and then crochet the squares together and add straps using those same yarns. Turn next to your plant-dyed yarns to add the whimsical Swedish huck embroidery.
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Whether you are dining in or dining alfresco, you will enjoy dressing your table with this cotton runner. The stonewashed pearl cotton adds a sense of informality perfect for summer parties.
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Do scarves imitate life? This scarf of peaks and valleys, created by clasping both warp and weft, beautifully reflects the ebb and flow of daily rhythms.
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Let the yarn do the work while you take the compliments on this bouclé scarf. The yarn’s long color repeats create the illusion of a striped warp, and the finer weft enhances the warp’s beauty.
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Color-and-weave with its surprising patterns will keep you intrigued as you weave these raffia coasters and table mat. The mat is woven in four parts and then assembled to create two layers of sturdy protection.
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These oversized color-and-weave coasters provide enough space for your mug—and a snack. Weave a few for yourself and a few to give.
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Can’t get away? Create a spa experience in your own home with this inkle-woven eye pillow filled with flaxseeds and lavender. Downtime is better when you can lean back, breathe deeply, and soothe your eyes with this weighted and scented eye cover.
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You don’t have to wait for your plants to flower. Weave a colorful card-woven hanger to add the burst of color you are looking for now or in any season.
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