Circular weaving loom

circle weaving

In a previous post, I showed how to warp a loom for circular weaving (post 1 and post 2). Since then I've been working at it and trying to figure out what works best for me. One thing I've found to be interesting is the large warp clump in the middle. As you know, with a

Alison Altafi on Instagram: "Snapshots of progress on a 24” hoop. If you’re new here- it’s a weaving. It’s art for your walls. Yes, there is an easy way to clean and dust my work. No, you unfortunately cannot use it as a rug- the yarns are too delicate and my weavings are never removed from the loom they are woven on. This is a circular weaving, not a dream catcher. Yes, it’s super soft because I use predominantly handspun art yarn. No, I’m so sorry but you can’t eat it. Thanks for being…

In this circle weaving for beginners video tutorial, you will learn how to weave using an embroidery hoop, tapestry needles and yarn. Lots of tips included!

In this beginner-friendly video tutorial, learn how to warp and wrap a hoop for weaving. Starter kits available in my shop.

I know many of you are excited to finish your circle weaves, so today I'm sharing one way to finish your circle weave that you made with an embroidery hoop. This is really simple and it's one reason I like weaving on an embroidery hoop. (Find my first post on warping an embroidery hoop here and if

Let's talk weaving techniques. I'm pulling together my “best of” weaving instructions for those that are new, might have missed one, or want something new to try. I've even made some weaving videos for some of the techniques. ||Basic techniques|| – These are the best techniques to start with if you're new to weaving.

Weaving is a great way to create art and use all sorts of fibers and fabrics both new and recycled. This idea for creating a loom with an embroidery hoop and weaving in a spiral looks like a great …