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Start your mornings on the bright side with these cheerful coasters. This pin-loom project can be easily adapted to work with your decor and makes a thoughtful hostess gift.
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One of the softest metals on the planet, gold inspired this sumptuously soft scarf that will make you feel like a million bucks.
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You’ll be the envy of everyone in the lunchroom with this environmentally friendly hemp bag. It’s quick to weave and a cinch to sew.
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Relax in a flower patch without leaving your home with this large afghan woven and constructed entirely from pin-loom hexagons.
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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.
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Travel in comfort on your next flight or long car trip with this custom-made neck pillow created using pin-loom squares. A touch of embroidery added at the end provides a bit of whimsy. You’ll reach your destination feeling refreshed and rested.
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Alison’s bag is just the right size to hold a few small notebooks or some kumihimo supplies.
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Who knew that the ultimate comfort item was just a pin loom away? Use a bulky velvety yarn and your 4-inch pin loom to create cushy, cuddly loveys for a wee one in your life.
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Sprinkle on the delight with these log cabin–patterned cotton towels. Jodi wove hers in natural and rust, but any two colors with strong value contrast will work. The evenly sized blocks in warp and weft create an allover design that looks like woven ribbons.
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Bring some woodsy mischief inside with this throw. Snuggle up and let it transport you to a snow-decked winter forest, complete with a clever fox to guide your way!
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This lightweight scarf provides warmth with a pop of color and shine. It is light enough to wear indoors as a fashion accessory but warm enough to ward off the chill when you head outside.
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Curious about using two heddles on your rigid-heddle loom? Nancy’s scarf is the perfect introduction to the technique and will open up the possibilities for weaving many more structures with ease.
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Is stash-busting real or a weaver’s myth? Either way, this large scarf in a freewheeling plaid is a great way to reduce your stash to make room for, well, more yarn.
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Take classic log cabin to the next level with pick-up and bold color changes meant to evoke the tumultuous layers of the earth.
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A clever combination of pin-loom–woven triangles and crochet come together to create a colorful and whimsical afghan. Don’t crochet? Don’t worry! There are also instructions for replacing the crochet with woven triangles.
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Warp dominance in a fabric can create drape, as in this densely woven bamboo scarf that is a joy to weave and wear. The off-center design features thick and thin red stripes with shiny ecru highlights and long fringe on both ends for added drama.
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Making a full-size Icelandic varafeldur, a Viking-age cloak, is a daunting task, so why not start with an adaptation for the rigid-heddle loom and weave a smaller wall hanging? Whether you choose to buy prewashed and separated locks of Icelandic fleece, or wash and process the wool yourself, this project will take you back in time as you weave curly wool locks using the Icelandic knot technique.
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Just because the calendar says it’s spring doesn’t mean the nip in the air has left. Your hands will be warm and happy in this soft and cozy piece while your thoughts turn to the warmer weather ahead.
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Celebrate the season with this clever scarf that combines wintry warp-clasped tree shapes and colorful Danish medallions. Embrace asymmetry with twisted fringe on one end and playful tassels on the other.
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Keep memories of the beach alive with this pin-loom–woven seascape table runner. Slip-stitch crochet adds spindrift and wave motion to the textured ocean section, and light embroidery embellishes the sky with seabirds.
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Use a pin loom, a solid bamboo yarn, and a variegated cotton yarn to weave this lightweight summer wrap that will keep the chill at bay without being overly warm. The combination of three styles of hexagons creates the interesting central design and outer border.
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It’s a cinch to weave this band on your rigid-heddle loom, and doing so lets you extend its length past the maximum warp length of most inkle looms. The sturdy cotton and plain weave create a band strong enough to handle a big pup.
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