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When choosing colors for this shimmering scarf, Shilpa knew exactly what she was looking for: maroon to represent bravery and strength, and yellow for competence. Detailed borders created with pick-up and Brooks bouquet add elegance to the calm weft-float patterns of the scarf’s body.
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Going to a beach party or family picnic? Carry your favorite beverages in style with this clever carrier that securely holds two bottles and includes a pocket perfect for holding an opener, stopper, or some chic reusable straws.
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Isn’t a poncho just a blanket you wear? In this striking version of the classic garment, the changing colors of a Noro cake create the drama. An optional inkle band at the shoulder seams but adds stability.
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Use continuous-strand weaving on a triangle loom to create the perfect little bag to hold treasures or small gifts. This lined pouch is great for protecting small objects.
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Sprinkle on the delight with these log cabin–patterned cotton towels. Jodi wove hers in natural and rust, but any two colors with strong value contrast will work. The evenly sized blocks in warp and weft create an allover design that looks like woven ribbons.
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Your loom will keep your fabric under tension as you stitch charming Scandinavian-inspired flowers on these napkins. The classic combination of white on navy creates a year-round design.
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Pick-up adds texture to these gray towels, and a stripe of blue in the warp evokes sunny skies breaking through on a foggy day. Grab a cup of tea and weave this breezy pattern with two pick-up sticks that remain in the warp from start to finish— no reinserting!
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Combine a slubby cotton yarn with a windowpane pick-up pattern to create three sets of coordinating towels and facecloths to mix and match. Their thick and squishy texture will make both the weaver and the bather smile.
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Who knew that the ultimate comfort item was just a pin loom away? Use a bulky velvety yarn and your 4-inch pin loom to create cushy, cuddly loveys for a wee one in your life.
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Conjure up the brilliant hues of cliff houses and the crystal blue waters of the Italian coast as you dye the accent yarn for these rigid-heddle–woven towels. The soft bouclé cotton dyes easily with a readily available, user-friendly tie-dye kit, and it creates an absorbent, soft cloth.
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Late-summer Colorado skies streaked with clouds inspired this honeycomb scarf with its curving blue lines on a white background. To create contrast between the cells and the outlines, Anu used a thick blue yarn that she doubled in the weft and used single in the warp.
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Looking for a pop of color to spice up your decor? The slow color changes of the yarn in the pin-loom–woven hexagons add pop to this pillow while also keeping you engaged as you weave. No hexagon will look exactly like another, and their final arrangement is up to you.
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Talk about striking and luxurious. If you haven’t woven with Italian silk noil yarn before, you are in for a treat. The yarn weaves up beautifully, creating lovely drape. Angela used clasped-weft shapes and warp stripes to soften the color contrast.
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Bring some woodsy mischief inside with this throw. Snuggle up and let it transport you to a snow-decked winter forest, complete with a clever fox to guide your way!
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Curious about using two heddles on your rigid-heddle loom? Nancy’s scarf is the perfect introduction to the technique and will open up the possibilities for weaving many more structures with ease.
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Showcase your passion for rigid-heddle weaving with these freestyle plain-weave gift bags that are sized to elegantly wrap bottles and utensils.
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This lightweight scarf provides warmth with a pop of color and shine. It is light enough to wear indoors as a fashion accessory but warm enough to ward off the chill when you head outside.
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Remember scrunchies? They’re back—and in a big way! Weave this trendy hair accessory on a 4-inch pin loom, add a few seams, and you’ll be ready to start the next one. Easy peasy!
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Dress up your kitchen and learn new weaving skills with these cotton towels featuring two types of pick-up to create texture and pattern.
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Use a wavy shuttle with variegated cotton on your rigid-heddle loom to create waves of color. The toothy cotton creates a lightweight scarf perfect for wearing at sea or on shore.
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Tuck this little bear in with you or use him as a fun bit of decor on your couch—or the bed of your favorite little one. Customize your bear with a scarf woven with variegated yarn.
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The wrapping is as good as the gift with these reusable, pin-loom–woven gift bags by Deborah Bagley. Although Deborah used various pin looms to make the different shapes, you can create them all using only a 4-inch–square pin loom and some simple folding.
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Quilting (or more accurately piecing) meets pinloom weaving in this child-sized capelet. Create the basketweave effect using the gradated colors that Jennifer used or pick your own.
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