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Robin used hemp yarn to make a sturdy bag reminiscent of the one that Jack may have used when dashing down the beanstalk.
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These fulled mug rugs, woven on a rigid-heddle loom, are the perfect landing place for a mug of coffee, the other magic bean.
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These sturdy dishcloths nest together in a matching cube-shaped tote made from fabric woven on the same warp.
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Join the Hatter and the March Hare for tea with this scarf inspired by the well-known tale.
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Using color-and-weave allows you to weave a variety of patterns, each one telling a new story, so to speak, simply by altering your pick sequence.
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Elisabeth wove napkins using pick-up to create images of a spider and her webs.
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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!
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Take a trip to the beach without leaving your rigid-heddle loom with Jenny Sennott's clever beautiful ocean inspired towels.
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Explore color-and-weave designs for rigid-heddle and pin looms.
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Get three more hand-manipulation techniques perfect for rigid-heddle and tapestry weaving.
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Download this pattern from Barbara Nielsen that uses stash cotton in a clever way to create a one-of-a-kind colorful weft for a set of colorful bags.
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Recycling cloth in weaving is one thing, but what about paper weaving?
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Get the scoop on felting vs. fulling and explore differential shrinkage.
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Learn how to weave with the stems and leaves of common flowers.
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Learn two ways to enhance and customize your woven projects with color.
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Enjoy this digital issue of Handwoven May/June 2007.
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Enjoy this digital issue of Handwoven September/October 2022.
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Weaving is twice as nice when you combine techniques to create projects that go beyond ordinary.
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Traditionally, houndstooth is woven with two solid colors, but in this scarf, Tammy combined a dark solid with a lighter variegated yarn.
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Weave and construct a V-shaped poncho on your rigid-heddle loom without any sewing.
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Sometimes it takes two very different weights of yarn to strike the perfect balance.
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Tammy wove these velvety-soft hand towels using a thirsty combination of cotton chenille and bouclé.
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Using pick-up sticks is easier and more fun if you don’t have to keep taking them in and out of your warp, and that’s the case for this set of textured, striped towels and hot pads woven using two pickup sticks.
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