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Un-dyed, naturally colored silks combined with the Fibonacci sequence create an elegant, luxurious scarf perfect for a night out on the town.
Pattern · Little Looms
In the planning stages of this scarf, Susan and Melissa talked about ways to combine two colors in the same weft pick. At first, they considered clasped weft but ultimately decided instead to use the slit-weft technique.
Pattern · Little Looms
Clasped weft and just a hint of pick-up make this a cotton scarf you'll want to wear all spring long.
Pattern · Little Looms
Designer Angela K. Schneider likes to think of this scarf as a tune that changes time signatures: a slow march in four-beat time, a smooth central waltz in three beats, and finally, a return to a four-beat rhythm.
Pattern · Little Looms
This scarf highlights not only the yarn colors but the yarn’s incredible plush feel. The floats in rosepath twill keep the sumptuous feel, and stripes at the ends of the scarf create a gorgeous color gamp.
Pattern · Little Looms
As a designer, playing with a variety of yarns to see how they work together is always interesting. It is rewarding when an unexpected outcome turns a common item into one that is exciting and unique, and often those accidental discoveries become a springboard for future projects.
Pattern · Little Looms
Plain weave is anything but plain in this kerchief-style shawl featuring solid and variegated yarns.
Pattern · Little Looms
Learn to knit a darling bag using your handspun art yarn!
Pattern · Spin Off
If you're interested in frame-loom weaving but prefer to weave something with a purpose beyond just aesthetics, try weaving this fabulous bracelet.
Pattern · Little Looms
The intersection of the deep ink and shimmering icicle in the clasped-warp technique symbolizes two hearts joining forever.
Pattern · Little Looms
This cozy hood blends traditional and modern interpretations of “The Snow Queen.”
Pattern · Little Looms
Weave a set of coordinating, cozy mittens in adult and small child size for your wintery walks.
Pattern · Little Looms
Qiviut, is eight times warmer by weight than sheep’s wool, and is captured beautifully in this pin-loom-woven cowl
Pattern · Little Looms
This fun one-warp project can be sized to fit anyone from Pinocchio to Geppetto.
Pattern · Little Looms
With its scattering of pearls and iridescent bubblelike pony beads, this bag is fun to weave and wear.
Pattern · Little Looms
Buffalo plaid also has a larger-than-life mythical background but it is clear this classic pattern belongs with the legendary character.
Pattern · Little Looms
Robin used hemp yarn to make a sturdy bag reminiscent of the one that Jack may have used when dashing down the beanstalk.
Pattern · Little Looms
The champa flower was Shilpa’s inspiration for this colorful bag strap.
Pattern · Little Looms
Join the Hatter and the March Hare for tea with this scarf inspired by the well-known tale.
Pattern · Little Looms
The Flint Heart, a retelling of a fairy tale originally published in 1910, inspired Jennifer’s pin-loom–woven hot-water bottle cover.
Pattern · Little Looms
Almost as long as there have been people, there have been stories to explain the world and entertain. In this issue of Easy Weaving with Little Looms, we’re translating some of our favorite folk and fairy tales from around the world into a language we all love: weaving!
Magazine · Little Looms
Inspired by Norwegian designs, this wide band features a pick-up warp float pattern.
Pattern · Little Looms
Access the two WIFs for this project, one that is a diamond pattern and one that is rounded.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF