You can create pin-loom flowers for any season with a few squares.
I’ve been getting restless, which may explain some of my culinary and weaving experiments. Some of which have been less than successful.
There is always time to learn and create, even if it’s only minutes a day.
Want to avoid giving someone two skeins of yarn and telling the recipient it will be a scarf . . . one day? Here are our tips for gift planning.
I’ve been traveling a lot this fall, and the fashion trend I’ve noticed in airports and around town on brisk days is the blanket scarf. Recently, I even stalked a woman wearing one at Denver International Airport.
I’ve seen fear of failure paralyze would-be weavers. I recently chimed in on a Facebook post by someone seeking advice on getting started on a rigid-heddle loom. While everyone else suggested baby steps, my advice was to grab yarn and jump in feet first.
Learn the inspiration for these clever rigid-heddle woven exfoliating mitts—and get the details on where to find the pattern!
Learn everything you need to know about the blanket stitch: What it's used for and how to do this fun and versatile stitch.
I have decided to add pin looms to my list of unanswerable questions: Why didn’t I discover them sooner? They are a simple and ingenious way to teach weaving concepts.
Susan recounts her experiences weaving with embroidery floss on a rigid-heddle loom.
