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Whip up the messiest of meals while keeping your party clothes clean with this pin-loom–woven apron. Embroidery for fishy and seaweed details and crochet to finish the edges in a colorful way add pop to this playful apron.
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Using inkle bands, you can create your own small pouch to store eating utensils for picnics, work, and more.
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Washing dishes isn’t the most glamorous of activities, but using your own pin-loom–woven scrubby will speed up the chore without scratching your dishes. This fun two-in-one dishcloth will get the job done.
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When life gives you lemons, embrace them with this zesty vintage-style towel!
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These sweet but simple napkins woven on a rigid-heddle loom are the perfect accompaniment to a creamy summer treat.
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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.
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The four coasters and small four-square mat are sturdy and eye-catching thanks to their raffia bases, weave patterns, and colorful accent yarns.
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Woven on a rigid-heddle loom with inkle-woven tabs, these towels follow the course of a ripening Tommy Atkins mango as it transitions from grass green all the way to orange and poppy red.
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This table topper features a queen bee on her honeycomb, constructed entirely from hexagon shapes woven on a pin loom.
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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.
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Blanca’s pink and yellow colorway will remind you of lazy, hot summer days and pink lemonade on the porch. A stabilizing, washable insert adds to the basket’s usefulness.
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These generously sized napkins in vibrant violet and orange work together as a set of four.
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Dish towels are a staple of the household as well as a staple project for many weavers! This pattern spices up two-tone towels with floats.
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This sturdy cotton blanket features bold berry-colored stripes, pinstripes for leaves and foliage, and a soft spot-lace texture reminiscent of berry seeds.
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This wrap was inspired by vintage confections—specifically, the strips of candy dots that were a hallmark of carnivals and Christine’s childhood summers.
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Play with color-and-weave on your rigid-heddle loom to create four 10-inch panels that become a charming little hold-all for your kitchen (or anywhere else).
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Stop throwing your change into the bottom of your purse or tote, and instead, warp your inkle loom to weave bands for constructing this darling pouch.
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Clear away the clutter and give your home a fresh new look with this pillow. Alternating thick and thin weft yarns yield a soft overall texture, while the aqua and soft grays create a calming palette.
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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.
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Handstitching is the perfect complement to handweaving, as demonstrated in this top woven on a rigid-heddle loom. Weave two long strips to create four panels that are joined and then shaped with strategic tucking before decorative stitching is added. You’ll love wearing your one-of-a-kind, bespoke top.
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Pair soft, light silk noil with a subtle ombré striping in your warp to weave a scarf evocative of the glow of a morning sky as it shifts from its winter palette to spring or from night to dawn.
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The opening of the farmers’ market signals spring for many of us. Visit yours in style with this hemp tote that combines leno and plain weave for lacy holes to let your veggies and fruit breathe. Weave a strap using the same hemp and you’ll have a machine-washable bag that is both useful and pretty.
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Put your hexagon loom to use and weave this lightweight shawl in the colors of lilacs, one of the first blossoms of spring. Perfect for garden parties or weddings, this shawl features a simple crochet join that adds interest and accentuates the hexagonal shapes in the fabric.
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