Christina Garton

Learn multiple techniques for adding inlay to your weaving, then find out how to read and weave charted inlay patterns.

Find out how this niche Lithuanian technique found its way to America, and why it’s Christina’s new favorite way to create patterns on her inkle loom.

Baby Shark doo doo doo doo. On a pin loom doo doo doo doo. Baby shark doo doo doo doo.

For this issue of Little Looms, we’re asking for projects inspired by the joys of summer reading, as well as items inspired by favorite books, characters, and even authors.

Here's what you'll see in a rigid-heddle pattern in Little Looms—and how to translate that information to the loom!

Learn how easy it is to fix broken warp ends with this step-by-step guide for rigid-heddle weavers.

Would you like to weave a set of thirsty towels and a silks shawl on the same warp? Or how about just one or the other! We have all the options for you from the talented Christine Jablonski.

Discover a collection of cool projects for warm weather in Little Looms Summer 2026!

Join us this fall for four days of bandweaving fun at Band Camp for Weavers!

Celebrate ten years and twenty-five issues of Little Looms with a look back at the first issue—and a free project!