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Here are some small WIFs of twills that can be woven on a rigid-heddle loom and on a multi-shaft loom.
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These sweet but simple napkins woven on a rigid-heddle loom are the perfect accompaniment to a creamy summer treat.
Pattern · Little Looms
When you are ready and eager to weave tapestries but wonder how you will get to the next step, turn to this tutorial to help answer the big questions around designing.
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Learn how to make and use a cartoon with this handy tapestry weaving tutorial.
Article · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
Walk your pooch in style with this useful inkle-woven pouch you can attach via carabiner to your dog’s leash. The clever design combines turned krokbragd and plain-weave bands.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
Are your high-tops just begging for some beautiful accents? These card-woven shoelaces will amaze your friends. They are durable and may outlast your shoes!
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Small pin-loom–woven hexagons arranged in a clever pattern create this charming wrap. It has a light and airy hand and is the perfect weight for keeping you cozy on a cool night.
Pattern · Little Looms
Weave twill on your rigid-heddle loom using two heddles, a pick-up stick, and a heddle rod for your setup. You’ll be entranced by this scarf with one side that shows off a twill and the other that highlights the luscious colors of the marled color-changing warp.
Pattern · Little Looms
Explore the way different color-and-weave patterns interact in this glamorous take on the traditional weaving gamp.
Pattern · Little Looms
Traditional wool yarn combined with just a bit of glittery, shimmery fashion yarn creates a shawl that pairs perfectly with your favorite cocktail dress—or your favorite jeans.
Pattern · Little Looms
Use a rectangular pin loom to weave bookmarks with wire and, well, basically anything you want for the last layer! Greta used raffia and a cotton/ cashmere blend to create two very different looks.
Pattern · Little Looms
Take a simple set of striped placemats up a notch with double rows of soumak stitch worked on the loom. These beautiful mats are durable and handwashable, making them the perfect set for everyday and special occasions.
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This shawl isn’t vegan, but it is gluten-free. Fulling its wool center stripe creates ruffled edges that you’ll have fun styling for warmth or just for dramatic effect.
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Bright colors inspired by the prickly pear fruit—also known as tuna— come in and out of view on a dark background to bring the nighttime desert alive in this clasped-weft runner.
Pattern · Little Looms