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Pyrope Shawlette

Beginning with a single garter stitch and a bold lace border, this flexible shawlette is the perfect way to use every last yard of yarn.

Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits

Bluebell Flames Shawl

Hannah Poon uses entrelac’s back-and-forth rhythm to add a sweet and subtle lace motif to this generous wrap.

Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits

Power of Ten Socks

Inspired by knitting she saw in a Bavarian painting, Carol Huebscher Rhoades’ lace and cable socks are a modern take on traditional calf warmers.

Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits

Cornucopia Placemats and Napkins

Weave a fall-themed set with these 8-shaft overshot placemats and napkins.

Pattern · Handwoven

Copper Cowl

Soft and lightweight, this lace cowl is a luxurious way to welcome the cooler fall days.

Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits

Magic Beans Mug Rugs

These fulled mug rugs, woven on a rigid-heddle loom, are the perfect landing place for a mug of coffee, the other magic bean.

Pattern · Little Looms

Arabian Nights Placemats

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.

Pattern · Little Looms

Pine Tree Stole

Aspiring lace knitters will learn to knit an Orenburg classic, the Pine Tree Stole, from Orenburg lace expert, Galina Khmeleva.

Pattern · Spin Off

Coco’s Wrap

With an easy-to-memorize lace pattern and optional glass beads, this shawl is casually elegant.

Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits

Ray of Light Placemats and Napkins

Access the WIFs for this project from Handwoven September/October 2023.

Pattern · Handwoven · WIF

Weldon’s Practical Macramé Lace: First Series eBook

We have reproduced for you here the macramé lace material from the First Series, including illustrated instructions for basic knots, fringe, and decorative borders.

eBook · PieceWork

The Beauty of Boundweave with Tom Knisely

Create mesmerizing weft-faced designs for rugs, placemats, mug rugs, and more using your favorite 4-shaft twills.

Course · Handwoven

Horseshoe Cap to Spin and Knit

Learn to spin and knit the Horseshoe Cap, featuring one of the basic Shetland lace stitches—the horseshoe pattern. Plus, ten makers share their colorful versions and project notes to inspire you to make it your own.

Pattern · Spin Off

Turmeric and Chili Placemats

Weave these rigid-heddle placemats inspired by the colors of two beautiful and tasty spices.

Pattern · Little Looms

Sherbet Napkins and Placemats

A variegated 8/2 cotton in sherbet colors was in Deb’s stash, so a matching set of summer napkins and placemats came to mind. Weave your own set and pick your favorite flavor: raspberry, lemon, orange, or lime.

Pattern · Little Looms

Orange Zest Runner

Shred (in a good way) on your rigid-heddle loom to weave this textured runner with successive parallel warp floats on one side and weft floats on the other created by modified Atwater-Bronson lace.

Pattern · Little Looms

Berry Harvest Blanket

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

Vihaan Scarf

Move forward with renewed strength with this vibrant scarf named for the Sanskrit word for new beginnings. Strategically placed clasped warp and weft pair with a lacy pick-up pattern to keep you engaged as you warp and weave a piece like no other.

Pattern · Little Looms

Astounding Laces

Are your high-tops just begging for some beautiful accents? These card-woven shoelaces will amaze your friends. They are durable and may outlast your shoes!

Pattern · Little Looms

Ma’s Towels

When Ma Ingalls placed the red-checked tablecloth on the table in the Little House series by Laura Ingalls Wilder, the family members knew their latest move was done and they were home. Weave these cotton and linen towels designed to coordinate with that tablecloth using your rigid-heddle loom and add texture and lace patterning with a pick-up stick.

Pattern · Little Looms

Couch Caddies

For this caddy, Robin and Lisa achieved their goal of collaborating on a project using yarn from two farms: Meridian Jacobs in California and Punkin’s Patch in Kentucky. Then they designed a second caddy using Ashford DK yarn. These book sleeves can be made to fit over the arm of your couch or chair to keep track of a book or e-reader, reading glasses, and other gadgets that often get misplaced or disappear into the cushions!

Pattern · Little Looms

Stripes and Soumak

Take a simple set of striped placemats up a notch with double rows of soumak stitch worked on the loom. These beautiful mats are durable and handwashable, making them the perfect set for everyday and special occasions.

Pattern · Little Looms

Boxed Lace Wrap

Don’t let superfine merino singles scare you. In this case, it makes a fabulous warp on a rigid-heddle loom. With a Tencel weft in the same tone as the warp, this shawl has a subtle glow and delicate lace pattern. Two pick-up sticks that slide over each other in the warp, eliminating the need to reinsert them, make it an easier-than-expected process to create such an elegant piece.

Pattern · Little Looms