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What is it about babies that brings out the best in weavers? If the projects in this collection are any indication, those little bundles of joy are also bundles of inspiration.
eBook · Handwoven
Take your texture up a notch with this hand-manipulation technique.
Article · Little Looms
Make waves using this simple tool and technique.
Article · Little Looms
Nubby silk singles add texture to the undulating twill pattern in this stunning woven scarf.
Pattern · Spin Off
Spin and knit this lustrous silk scarf that has a lovely drapey appearance and is cool in the summer and provides a touch of warmth during cooler months.
Pattern · Spin Off
Join Kate Larson as she shares some of the history of Dorset buttons and guides you through making several button styles.
Course · Handwoven
Join Kate Larson as she shares some of the history of Dorset buttons and guides you through making several button styles.
Course · Little Looms
Join Kate Larson as she shares some of the history of Dorset buttons and guides you through making several button styles.
Course · PieceWork
Join Kate Larson as she shares some of the history of Dorset buttons and guides you through making several button styles.
Course · Spin Off
Join Kate Larson as she shares some of the history of Dorset buttons and guides you through making several button styles.
Course · Farm & Fiber Knits
Explore Fred Gerber's method of studying a prospective dye plant—which he called "the investigative method"—designed to assess the dye potential and produce a range of colors from a single dyestuff.
Article · Spin Off
A spiral of eyelets sets off the tweedy texture of this soft but rustic yarn for a pair of socks that’s quick to knit and easy to wear.
Pattern · Farm & Fiber Knits
Weave yourself a lasting memory of special places these small tapestries.
Article · Little Looms
Take a trip to the Middle Ages without leaving your loom.
Magazine · Little Looms
Use a silk/cotton blend to recreate the feel of antique tapestry and fabric reminiscent of the famous Bayeux tapestry.
Pattern · Little Looms
Inspired by a beautiful Persian gold hair bead, this bejeweled headband would complement any outfit.
Pattern · Little Looms
Mix and overlap two thread colors to add depth to the design of these bookmarks.
Pattern · Little Looms
The Bronson lace pattern serves to complement the capelet style with the added benefit of being incredibly easy to weave.
Pattern · Little Looms
Woven from pure linen, these towels feature wide royal-blue stripes marked with a distinctive pick-up pattern fit for royalty.
Pattern · Little Looms
Pin-loom–woven shapes are the perfect size for making the angles needed to create this small plush dragon.
Pattern · Little Looms · Pin-Loom Project
Celebrate the beauty of Estonian folkwear with this keychain done in a traditional motif.
Pattern · Little Looms · Inkle Band
These jewel-tone runners are perfectly sized for a nightstand and use a pick-up inlay technique to build vibrant color blocks.
Pattern · Little Looms
Adorn your table with radiant hues inspired by the stained-glass windows in Gothic cathedrals.
Pattern · Little Looms