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Mix it up with blends that showcase fibers and your weaving at their best.
Magazine · Little Looms

Weave this colorful, sturdy cotton blanket with bold stripes and a soft spot-lace texture.
Pattern · Spin Off

It takes just a bit of linen to make these lacy and cheery coasters.
Pattern · Handwoven · Pattern PDF

The raffia of the past is different from the raffia that you can buy today.
Article · Little Looms

This asymmetric design uses handpainted fingering-weight yarn in your favorite color with other contrasting colors to create wild and fun designs.
Pattern · Handwoven · Pattern PDF

Use your stash yarns, and leftover odds and ends, to make these colorful and functional mug rugs.
Pattern · Handwoven · Pattern PDF

The kind of raffia that is on the market now is perfect for weaving placemats.
Pattern · Little Looms

Take your texture up a notch with this hand-manipulation technique.
Article · Little Looms

Make waves using this simple tool and technique.
Article · Little Looms

Take a trip to the Middle Ages without leaving your loom.
Magazine · Little Looms

This simple plain weave scarf uses a slubby yarn to give the effect of a homespun cotton/silk blend yarn.
Pattern · Little Looms

Woven from pure linen, these towels feature wide royal-blue stripes marked with a distinctive pick-up pattern fit for royalty.
Pattern · Little Looms

A combination of plain weave and Brooks bouquet evokes the interlacement designs in European illuminated texts and creates a unique texture.
Pattern · Little Looms

These jewel-tone runners are perfectly sized for a nightstand and use a pick-up inlay technique to build vibrant color blocks.
Pattern · Little Looms

Adorn your table with radiant hues inspired by the stained-glass windows in Gothic cathedrals.
Pattern · Little Looms

Earthy wooden beads, embroidery, and appliqué work together to create vines and leaves reminiscent of the borders in illuminated pages of the time.
Pattern · Little Looms

This vest, with motifs inspired by an iconic seventh-century temple, uses the diversified plain-weave structure, ingeniously adapted for the rigid-heddle loom.
Pattern · Little Looms

Almost all weaving projects require you to wet-finish your cloth, but why?
Article · Little Looms

Use these tips to help you weave the best towels on a rigid-heddle loom.
Article · Little Looms

Certain knots, including these four, will make your weaving life a little smoother.
Article · Little Looms

Beautiful handwovens deserve beautiful finishes!
Article · Little Looms

Try adding these simple stitches when your project needs something extra.
Article · Little Looms

This ethereal spring scarf takes advantage of the negative spaces that develop using the crammed-and-spaced technique.
Pattern · Little Looms