Christina Garton first fell in love with weaving after taking a class at a local fine art museum. Now, as the editor of Easy Weaving with Little Looms, she’s worked to create a publication that both nurtures newer weavers and challenges more experienced weavers. Christina enjoys weaving on all loom types, from homemade cardboard looms to her 8-shaft floor loom and all the other little looms in between.
Five questions about the upcoming retreat, with answers from the editors.
Learn to make trims rooted in history—or explore new materials and ideas.
Don’t miss out on the inkle- and tablet-weaving classes for beginners and beyond at Weave Together 2026.
You’ll get the best outcome for your precious handwovens when you choose the right one.
Learn from a centuries-old Japanese technique that weaves rags into textiles to wear.
From projects and eBooks to WIFs and more, make sure you’re getting the most out of the Handwoven library.
A friend recently acquired a multi-shaft loom, and our discussions led me to a list of recommended resources for someone getting started.
This St. Patrick’s Day, let’s talk about the color green—specifically, a popular but deadly emerald-green dye.
How about weaving a new tote bag to carry your stuff in the new year?
Some might argue that it‘s a ridiculous waste of time, but here‘s why Christina goes all-in on weaving for her pups.
