Christina Garton

Have you ever heard of a peg loom? Learn more about these interesting looms and how they compare to pin looms, and get a free subscriber-excusive project with instructions for making your own peg loom and weaving a bag on it.

Looking for a cute, spring-y addition to your Easter basket? We've got you covered!

Learn how you can use hand-manipulated techniques for the rigid-heddle loom to create unique and interesting patterns in your bandweaving.

Your loom needs to be warped to weave, and warping your rigid-heddle loom has never been easier than with the direct-warping method. Learn what you need to know to get started direct warping and check out our new free minicourse on direct warping today!

If you’ve ever wanted to sew with your handwoven fabric but worried about it raveling, this skill guide has all the information you need. Learn how to stabilize your fabric so you can cut without worry.

For the Spring 2026 Easy Weaving with Little Looms, we’re asking you to look up for inspiration.

Learn techniques that go beyond twisted fringe and rolled hems so you can finish your handwoven projects in style.

Intimidated by pick-up sticks? Sara Bixler has you covered with five amazing video tips (plus two bonus tips in the article).

Did you know Elisabeth Hill’s inspiration for the Brown Bag Lunch Set in Little Looms Spring 2025 came from an old issue of Handwoven? Learn more about the original project—and the “paper” bags it inspired.

On the rigid-heddle loom, Susan E. Horton designs gorgeous towels and napkins that have all the drape and absorbency of a floor loom–woven towel but with much less time spent warping.