Homemade loom how to make

Our step-by-step video shows you how to make a loom, string the warp, and create the shed customized to fit your weaving project.

Want to start weaving but the cost of the loom got you down? See how to make your own inexpensively.

Hi, As promised here is my first post showing you what I am currently learning as part of my Challenge 2013 goals. I decided as I already have a good stash of seed beads which I could use up, I wou…

Making rag rugs is a project that can be customized in a lot of ways. Your choice of material, how wide you cut your strips of fabric and the size of the loom are all factors that affect the look and feel of the rug when it is finished.

I am so excited to be sharing this tutorial on how to make a standing loom with adjustable legs. It’s been a long time coming, not only for the blog, but for me personally, as well. ~This post contains affiliate links at no extra cost to you. See my full disclosure policy here.~ GOING FROM A SMALL KIT LOOM TO A LARGER DIY LOOM When I first started weaving, I used a simple peg loom that came as part of an affordable beginner’s level kit (like this one). I was so excited to get it in the mail…

Peg Loom Weaving is a great tool for your weaving projects! The peg loom is easy to build and even easier to use! This is a great homemade rug loom that is easy to make with only a few supplies! #diyonthehouse

Using a picture frame or any other frame for your weaving is a great way to start weaving on a budget. These simple frame looms are one of the most versatile and inexpensive tools that you can have in your weaving studio. Find out why this is a favorite loom of many weavers for tapestries and more.

There are many types of weaving looms. Precision calibrated floor looms can create hundreds of yards of cloth a day, while others are based on more traditional methods and are not as complex.

I'm a weaver, but I also love woodworking. Making looms brings me back to the days spent in my father's workshop, I loved the smell of the sawdust and the feel of the wood in my hands after it was sanded smooth and finished. I think that's why I fell in love with weaving - all of those lovely wooden tools! I'd like to show you how I make the looms and weaving needles featured in my shop.

If you're looking for a fun, educational, _and_ practical craft project to do with the kids, or if you're interested in learning how to weave, this is the perfect tutorial for you. With a few simple materials, you can create these pretty striped "mug rug" coasters for yourself, or to give away as gifts.