Not only are these stuffed animals adorable, but they’re also easier to make than you might think!
Whether you’re using a rigid-heddle, inkle, or pin loom, you can take your loom to the next level with the ten designs in this eBook.
Take your weaving to go with these tips for travelling with your small looms and weaving supplies whether you’re going by plane or heading out on the road.
Rigid-heddle looms are portable, versatile, and great for weavers of all levels.
There’s no reason for loom envy when you can weave gorgeous, textured patterns on your pin loom.
It's summertime and if you've got small, wannabe weavers at home until school starts again, here are 6 tips for (mostly) frustration-free weaving with kids.
Learn a bit more about weaver and handspinner Stephanie Flynn and how she comes up with her beautiful and innovative designs.
Explore the great outdoors with the Fall 2025 issue of Easy Weaving with Little Looms
Before you can weave on your inkle loom, you need to make string heddles. Learn the steps for making double-string heddles for any inkle loom.
What's better than a picnic? A picnic surrounded by gorgeous handwoven cloth! Here are our some of our favorite projects for building a Little Looms picnic.
