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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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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.
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Soothe your soul with these lovely towels that bring desert-inspired colors into your kitchen.
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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.
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A pin loom can weave more than solid squares! Using floats or alternating yarn colors creates dynamic patterns. This box explores three easy-to-weave patterns: stripes, floats, and spots.
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Hexagon-woven pieces of cloth lend themselves to playful designs as in this grape cluster that will cheer up any table. Pair it with some tasty cheese and wine for the perfect party.
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Dress up your table with this colorful runner that exudes elegance without being stuffy.
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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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Keep warm as you shop the fall farmer’s market with Deborah Bagley’s cozy pin-loom cowl. A simple basketweave technique gives the cowl its touchable texture.
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A slow-striping bouclé provides the gradual color change in this stylish purse. Beaded fringe and a kumihimo strap add the final touches that take this piece from simple to simply divine.
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Create a statement bracelet on the inkle loom with a simple woven band, or expand your weaving repertoire and make one using tubular plain weave.
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Bring the beach inside with these matching placemats and napkins in calming natural colors.
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Decorative spacing between textured squares, combined with bold vine and leaf graphics, yields this contemporary home décor piece.
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Any yarn can be used for weaving, given the right project and tools. Therein lies the challenge! This yarn, so unsuitable as warp on a floor loom, makes a lively and colorful fabric when handled carefully on a 10" rigid-heddle loom.
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Don’t let the heat deter you from summer weaving. Combine a fresh linen blend with silk/stainless steel yarn for a cool scarf.
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These scarves use the same yarns but switch them up, placing a self-striping yarn in the weft, above left, and the warp, above right. The result is a subtle horizontal color change in the first and a bold vertical stripe in the second.
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The chunky crochet and smooth woven squares of this felted hat bring out the best in both crafts. A jaunty pom-pom and clever braided chinstrap complete the look for a warm and wearable topper.
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A square hat that looks round, this project transforms two-dimensional squares into a hat with volume and verve. Crocheted trim and a knitted brim finish the look.
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Weave a stack of colorful squares, then stitch them into a striking scarf with jaunty fringe. The creative possibilities are almost limitless.
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Sweet cross-stitch flowers adorn these stylish square coasters and hot pad. Make some as a gift or to grace your own table.
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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.
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Fun for kids but sized for grown-ups, this whimsical scarf is child’s play to make.
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