To conclude the Week of Weaving series, I will show you how to weave on a weave-it or weavette hand loom. If you are still tuned in here in the third week of the week of weaving, I am guessing that you already know how to use a hand loom, …
A continuation of the Week of Weaving… I find it totally amazing that you can use two squares sewn together to a shape as funky as this one. When I was a kid and would get dragged to my Mom’s quilting meet-ups, many of the ladies had pincushions that looked …
A continuation of the Week of Weaving Series. Two inch weavette squares are my favorite to make. They only require about 2 1/2 yards of yarn, and whip up in no time. I seem to always have scrap sock yarn (fingering weight) lying about, so I like to double it …
A continuation of The week of weaving series…* It is fairly easy to construct square and rectangle shapes out of the tiny squares and rectangles that you produce on a hand held loom. But what about other shapes? With a little creativity and a little fiberfill stuffing, you can make …
To be honest, i designed the whole ‘Week of Weaving‘ idea around my Whiplash entry this month… This month, Whipup is focusing on small crafts, and the Whiplash theme is ‘Zakka.‘ I struggled with this a bit as I never had a good idea of what zakka really meant. I …
I know I am a little late with my start to the week, but let’s just say our craft week starts on Thursdays. My friends and I have had a lot of fun with our hand looms, and I thought I would share some of our projects, and perhaps tempt …