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These five boundweave projects are beautiful examples of weft-faced weaving and are ready to customize to fit your unique style.
eBook · Handwoven
A historic rare breed, Tunis sheep produce medium-soft wool. Although their fleece is creamy white, their faces and ears are a deep red color.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
As a nod to bandweaving, we’ve collected seven of our favorite bandweaving articles and projects together into this special collection.
eBook · Little Looms
Three pin-loom joining techniques to add to your weaving toolbox.
Article · Little Looms
Access the 4 WIFs for this towel project from Handwoven May/June 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
Access the WIF for this linen towel project from Handwoven May/June 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
Whip up the messiest of meals while keeping your party clothes clean with this pin-loom–woven apron. Embroidery for fishy and seaweed details and crochet to finish the edges in a colorful way add pop to this playful apron.
Pattern · Little Looms
Using inkle bands, you can create your own small pouch to store eating utensils for picnics, work, and more.
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When life gives you lemons, embrace them with this zesty vintage-style towel!
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Woven on a rigid-heddle loom with inkle-woven tabs, these towels follow the course of a ripening Tommy Atkins mango as it transitions from grass green all the way to orange and poppy red.
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This table topper features a queen bee on her honeycomb, constructed entirely from hexagon shapes woven on a pin loom.
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These generously sized napkins in vibrant violet and orange work together as a set of four.
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This sturdy cotton blanket features bold berry-colored stripes, pinstripes for leaves and foliage, and a soft spot-lace texture reminiscent of berry seeds.
Pattern · Little Looms
Play with color-and-weave on your rigid-heddle loom to create four 10-inch panels that become a charming little hold-all for your kitchen (or anywhere else).
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Stop throwing your change into the bottom of your purse or tote, and instead, warp your inkle loom to weave bands for constructing this darling pouch.
Pattern · Little Looms
Pair soft, light silk noil with a subtle ombré striping in your warp to weave a scarf evocative of the glow of a morning sky as it shifts from its winter palette to spring or from night to dawn.
Pattern · Little Looms
You’ll need two heddles on a rigid-heddle loom to weave these throw pillows. Choose between stripes of Danish medallions or an allover pattern of narrow stripes of picked-up inlay. Plain-weave pillow backs woven on the same warp coordinate perfectly with the fronts. Mix and match your yarn colors to weave the set you want.
Pattern · Little Looms
Those wonderful self-striping knitting yarns for socks create relaxed plaids when used in warp and weft. You’ll love this one-skein scarf that's quick to warp and fun to weave as you watch the plaid develop. Weave more than one—no two are exactly the same.
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Let the yarn do the work while you take the compliments on this bouclé scarf. The yarn’s long color repeats create the illusion of a striped warp, and the finer weft enhances the warp’s beauty.
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Your toes will love playing with this mat’s loops and soft textures. Use it as an accent piece on the floor or weave a longer one and decorate your bed.
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Go for the bold! Wide warp stripes of solid, speckled, and variegated cotton and cotton-blend yarns give these napkins their strong, happy statement. Weaving with a coordinating weft further enhances the stripes.
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You’ll reach for this pin-loom–woven bolster when you want to kick back. Sashiko-inspired cherry blossoms add a hint of spring bounty.
Pattern · Little Looms
Use two heddles on your rigid-heddle loom to weave this silk scarf influenced by Indian travel books. The silk is produced in the northeastern state of Meghalaya, India, but it is readily available in the United States.
Pattern · Little Looms