Small weaving looms

Are you looking for weaving projects that are fast and simple? These small weavings make great gifts and can be done in about a day. Learn to make woven keychains, utensil pouches, cup cozies, & more! Follow these tutorials for DIY presents for any occasion.

Motivation is important, but where do you go from there? I have broken down the top 5 tips for new weavers.

There are many reasons why weavers opt for a smaller loom. Some of these may include: Affordability - a small loom is also a smaller financial investment to get started with. Portability - you can literally pick these little looms up with one hand and take them with you Space - some people have very limited space for storing a loom. Testing it out - a small loom is a great way to test out weaving to see if it's something you really want to pursue.

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.

assorted mug rugs Wrap a 6" square sturdy canvas art board with cotton rug warp or other weaving yarn. 32 wraps starting half an inch in from one side and finishing half an inch from the other side. Tape the ends. Make marks on the board on all sides for convenience. front of the board back of the board. Slide a wooden skewer under the warp on the side you are going to weave first. Use a tapestry needle to lift the warps so you can easily slide it under. Make 4 passes of the tabby weave…

The Crafter's Box by Crafter on Instagram: "Peg loom weaving process. Such a beautiful craft. 🎥 Credit: @bookhou"

Pin loom weaving is really quite simple. There aren't a lot "secrets" to the perfect weave, but there are a few things you may find helpful. Here are some of o