Pin Loom

Pin looms are one of the most accessible and portable looms available to weavers. They come in many shapes and sizes, including squares, rectangles, and even hearts, triangles, and hexagons. Most weavers will end up with multiple pin looms to achieve different shapes, but the 4" square loom is a great place to begin. Just remember that the loom you use will determine the woven fabric pieces you can make with it.

In this category, we've gathered a selection of pin-loom articles, projects, and patterns for you to enjoy.

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6 Easy Ways to Elevate Your Selvedges with Trims

Add extra flair to your selvedges and hems with these terrific trims.

A Celebration of Stripes: Call for Submissions Fall 2027

We're looking for striped projects of all kinds for our Fall 2027 issue—and that includes plaids and checks, too!

A Trio of Table Toppers

Go beyond rectangular runners with table toppers.

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Crochet for Your Selvedges? Your Edges Will Thank You

Find out why Sara Bixler finishes some of her woven pieces with crochet. Watch her free video clip, and then dive into several stitch options to try on your next project.

Compose a Masterpiece on Your Loom

After all, a loom is just another type of stringed instrument.

Two Ways to Make Terrific Tassels

Turn loom waste or small bits of extra-special yarns into beautiful, custom-made tassels perfect for trimming handwoven projects and so much more!

An Invitation to Sparkle

Learn three approaches for using metallic threads to weave fabric that literally shines bright!

Just Glue It: Pin-Loom Coasters and Wall Art

Don’t let your pin-loom pieces go to waste; transform single squares into a finished piece with the help of a little glue.

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Roll the Dice on Your Next Design

Find out how easy it is to kick-start your creativity when you leave your design choices up to chance.

Whipstitch Tutorial

Learn step-by-step how to join pin-loom squares together with whipstitch for a nearly invisible finish on the right side of the fabric.