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Access the WIF for this project from Handwoven Sept/Oct 2002
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
Have an inkling to try inkle weaving? This is the skill guide for you!
Article · Little Looms
Add depth and dimension to your weaving with these creative approaches to deflected doubleweave.
Course · Handwoven
As a nod to bandweaving, we’ve collected seven of our favorite bandweaving articles and projects together into this special collection.
eBook · Spin Off
Here are some small WIFs of twills that can be woven on a rigid-heddle loom and on a multi-shaft loom.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
Discover bewitching projects and uncover the truths of enduring needlework puzzles.
Magazine · PieceWork
Weave your way through Long Thread Media's rigid-heddle eBook! Featuring favorite projects from Handwoven, Spin-Off, and (of course) Easy Weaving with Little Looms!
eBook · Little Looms
Meet four must-know techniques perfect for tapestry and rigid-heddle weaving.
Article · Little Looms
Here are all the essentials you need to get started weaving on pin looms.
Article · Little Looms
Knit these fun stranded colorwork mitts using handspun yarn in sportweight.
Pattern · Spin Off
Download the three WIfs for this project, one for each treadling
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
Through experimentation, learn how to create interesting colored yarns that will give a pointillist effect when used.
Article · Spin Off
Learn an ingenious way to weave squares, triangles, and rectangles on a square loom with continuous-strand weaving.
Article · Little Looms
Use your rigid-heddle and inkle looms to weave these reusable cloth bags that include pockets for organizing your shopping, making them more functional than a simple tote.
Pattern · Little Looms
What’s more perfect for summer than a set of honeycomb-like towels woven on a rigid-heddle loom? They are so cheery even the bees will mistake them for home.
Pattern · Little Looms
Weave these rigid-heddle placemats inspired by the colors of two beautiful and tasty spices.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
This table topper features a queen bee on her honeycomb, constructed entirely from hexagon shapes woven on a pin loom.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
Using inkle bands, you can create your own small pouch to store eating utensils for picnics, work, and more.
Pattern · Little Looms