I look at my own weaving in a different way than I look at others’ work, and that’s how it should be.
Play silks are colorful bits of silk that children can use for open-ended play. They’re perfect for dress up, making pirate flags, and so much more. They’re also simple to dye on your own.
Camilla Valley Farm’s line of 2/16 worsted-spun wool yarns are some of the finest weaving yarns I have encountered. By fine I mean thin, but the term also applies to the quality. If you want to weave a traditional tartan, this is the yarn to use.
If you have thought about it but never actually done it, now might be the time to try sewing with your handwoven cloth.
I look at my own weaving in a different way than I look at others’ work, and that’s how it should be.
Already planning for winter and the upcoming holidays like Christina? The newest Easy Weaving with Little Looms Holiday can help you out.
A stash seems to grow with time, and one day you realize you will never be able to use it all. Here are some suggestions to consider.
Season 3, Episode 5: Cover yourself in cloth—and clothing—that makes you proud.
Sometimes ADHD can make finishing even a simple project seem insurmountable. Here’s how Christina has worked with her brain to overcome this anxiety.
Knowing she is impatient, Laura looked for ways to be an efficient weaver, She doesn't hurry but she looks for better ways of working.
Already planning for winter and the upcoming holidays like Christina? The newest Easy Weaving with Little Looms Holiday can help you out.
Is there an easy way to double threads on a pirn or bobbin without them separating or tangling? Madelyn has the answer!
A stash seems to grow with time, and one day you realize you will never be able to use it all. Here are some suggestions to consider.
Season 3, Episode 5: Cover yourself in cloth—and clothing—that makes you proud.
The editors of Handwoven chose their favorite woven table runner patterns from the Best of Handwoven eBooks. Which will you weave?
Daryl designed and wove a plaid using the leftovers from previous projects and yarns she was gifted. The coat she made out of that plaid reminds her of past projects and friends.
More pun-tastic, reader-submitted, weaving jokes sure to make you laugh (or groan).
Dig into the details with Little Looms.
