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Whether you want to change up colors or turn a towel project into a scarf, our new feature will guide you.

A friend recently acquired a multi-shaft loom, and our discussions led me to a list of recommended resources for someone getting started.

Tom Knisely shows you exactly how to cut and rip rags and load shuttles—so you can get to the weaving sooner.

Here’s what happened when a designer explored options for length, patterning, borders, colors, and fibers.

Move beyond the cellphone snapshot with simple tools that encourage closer observations.

From braids, to loops, to Philippine edges, here are seven options worth considering—with instructions to try them all.

Don’t miss the weaving classes, community, and fun at Weave Together 2026.

This network-drafted design evokes the colors and shapes found on monarch wings.

This four-shaft technique lets you weave curves and images without jumping through hoops.

A simple foam disk and some yarn from your stash are all you need to get started.