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6 Steps To Get Started With Rigid Heddle Weaving
Knitters and crocheters - we see you eyeing that rigid heddle loom! Come jump down the weaving rabbithole with us. This blog post shares everything you need to get started weaving on a rigid heddle loom.
How To Choose a Rigid Heddle Loom
Eager to get started with rigid heddle weaving? This blog post has everything you need to know to buy your first rigid heddle loom, choose your first rigid heddle weaving project, and get started weaving.
In the Studio with Arianna Funk
Get a behind-the-scenes look into Arianna Funk's weaving studio.
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Tidal Towels by Amanda Rataj
A pair of cotton and linen hand towels woven with an overshot pattern reminiscent of ocean tides.
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Winter Rigid Heddle Weave-Along with Liz Gipson
We're thrilled to partner with Liz Gipson of Yarnworker for her Winter Weave-Along. This Weave-Along is suitable for Advanced Beginners who have a few projects under their belt on their rigid heddle loom.
Rigid Heddle Waffle Weave Blanket
This cotton blanket is woven with a pick-up stick in a windowpane pattern. The warp and weft floats closely resemble waffle weave.
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Halvdräll Towels by Arianna Funk
A trio of cotton and linen towels woven in a simplified overshot pattern known as Halvdräll.
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In the Studio with Bree Bergen
This week we are featuring an elegant silk curtain by Bree Bergen woven with 20/2 Bombyx Silkand Italian Silk Noil.
Coastal Linen Tea Towels
A set of classic linen tea towels woven with 3 colors of 100% Linen Weaving Yarn using a Fibonacci stripe sequence and a point twill structure.
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Waffle Weave Lap Blanket
An extra plush blanket woven with Mallo Cotton Slub Weaving Yarn in a densely textured waffle weave structure.
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Checks and Stripes Tea Towels
Weave a set of tea towels with Duet Cotton/Linen Weaving Yarn in two classic patterns - checks and stripes!