Inkle looms are primarily used to weave bands. Though they have a narrow weaving width, you can create extensive designs and patterns with an inkle loom. Use inkle-woven bands on their own as straps, hatbands, and belts or trim a larger woven piece or garment. You can even sew bands together to create thick and durable fabric.
Find your inkle inspiration with the articles, projects, and patterns in this category.
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Getting an even beat and the right sett for your project affects both the hand and appearance of your weaving. Learn Elisabeth Hill's tips and tricks for getting the best sett for your weaving.
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.