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Enjoy this digital issue of Handwoven May/June 1987.
Magazine · Handwoven
Weaving is twice as nice when you combine techniques to create projects that go beyond ordinary.
Magazine · Little Looms
Tammy wove these velvety-soft hand towels using a thirsty combination of cotton chenille and bouclé.
Pattern · Little Looms
Using pick-up sticks is easier and more fun if you don’t have to keep taking them in and out of your warp, and that’s the case for this set of textured, striped towels and hot pads woven using two pickup sticks.
Pattern · Little Looms
Sometimes it takes two very different weights of yarn to strike the perfect balance.
Pattern · Little Looms
The bright accent stripes in the weft of these clever napkins should help people remember which one is theirs.
Pattern · Handwoven
Access the two WIFs for this towel project from Handwoven May/June 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
Access the 2 WIFs for this rigid-heddle towel project from Handwoven May/June 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
Access the 4 WIFs for this towel project from Handwoven May/June 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
Access the WIF for this linen towel project from Handwoven May/June 2023.
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
From simple to complex, color-and-weave will astound you.
Magazine · Handwoven
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
Download the three WIfs for this project, one for each treadling
Pattern · Handwoven · WIF
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
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
When life gives you lemons, embrace them with this zesty vintage-style towel!
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
Dive right into spontaneity with this large-sized freewheeling plaid towel. Follow the given color orders that transition from dark to light in the weft, or design on the fly to weave a towel sparked by your imagination.
Pattern · Little Looms
Travel without leaving your loom as you weave this trio of linen towels. The colors and stipes will transport you to days spent in coastal towns with their café umbrellas and bistro table linens.
Pattern · Little Looms
When Ma Ingalls placed the red-checked tablecloth on the table in the Little House series by Laura Ingalls Wilder, the family members knew their latest move was done and they were home. Weave these cotton and linen towels designed to coordinate with that tablecloth using your rigid-heddle loom and add texture and lace patterning with a pick-up stick.
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms
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!
Pattern · Little Looms
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.
Pattern · Little Looms