Loom weave patterns

Learn the time-honoured craft of loom weaving basics in this step-by-step tutorial for absolute beginners.

Warp interlocking, weft interlocking and slit weaving are basic weaving techniques perfect for beginner weavers to learn. In this tutorial, learn how to do all three basic weaving techniques.

Weaving a scarf is the perfect starting point for the new weaver. It's a narrow piece, which makes it easy to tension. It's a long warp, but not so long as to be likely to cause any real issues. And once you're done weaving and wet finishing, you have a completed woven piece, ready to

Create a V-shaped pattern with the chevron weave

When you have many patterns to weave on 4×4″ looms (Zoom Loom / Weave-It) and also pattern books and perhaps you have already ventured to invent your own stitches and patterns, surely yo…

Free weaving patterns can be found here for both loom weaving and weaving without a loom. So much creativity on one page!

If you want to learn how to weave, then a weaving loom kit is the best place to start. Check out this list of kits to get started today!

On Friday my love reminded me that on Sunday we would be helping with a demo in town.. and that “people really like to see things being woven on a loom” and asked me to have a project ready for the demo. I needed something quick (so it would be warped up and ready-to-weave in less than a day), simple…Continue Reading→

Simple and Complex Patterns on the rigid heddle loom

With a simple pick up stick you can weave wonderful patterns on your rigid heddle loom, find out how!

This self-paced online weaving course plus starter kit will give you all the information and knowledge you need to become a confident frame loom weaver,...

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Weaving twill, chevron, diamond and houndstooth patterns on a frame loom - a simple weaving tutorial #weaving #textiles #handwoven #loom #diamond #chevron

I still receive questions on what to use as warp threads, and it's a really great question! The truth is you can use type of thread you want, which can lead to some really interesting creations. However if you're just starting out weaving, I like to recommend using a thin cotton thread for your warp.

Lark & Bower (Sarah Ward Podlesny) | CLASS 2 Off-Loom Weaving is now available to book! 17th Feb 2023 6pm - 9pm Want to delve a little deeper into your off-loom weaving… | Instagram