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Did you know you could weave mug rugs using a potholder loom? Read more to learn how you can turn leftover loopers into magnificent mug rugs!

You picked them, the top 10 articles of 2025 featuring new techniques, fabulous projects, and interesting bits of textile history.

Sometimes ADHD, stress, or just a busy schedule can make finishing even a simple project seem insurmountable; however, following a few simple tips can help you jump these hurdles and get your project over the finish line.

Don’t get overwhelmed—get confident in your color! With this clever technique, Jennifer makes designing attractive, colorful cloth easier than ever.

Season 13, Episode 8: Using her hands, fine threads, and simple tools, Laverne Waddington uses backstrap looms to explore a world of weaving techniques and traditions.

Looking for your first project of the new year? Try one of the seven incredible projects in our mug-rug eBook, free for a limited time.

Watch as Joan Sheridan shares her easy, low-tech solution for easier inkle warping.

Craving more visual interest in your projects? Try these simple pick-up patterns to add texture to your weaving.

Learn how to build a travel-sized tapestry loom using items you probably already own.

Using a traditional backstrap setup and a rigid heddle, Kate Larson will teach you how easy it is to weave both alternating and Baltic pick-up designs.