This project is one very simple and, because of the chunky yarn, it is also very fast to weave. The double warp also make the hand dyed yarn more visible. The greens and rusty browns make it more Autumn colors but you can choose your favorite.
November is a busy time for crafters! With that in mind, we have an easy weave this month. The structure is a basic plain weave showcasing an example of how playing with color alone can create a beautiful pattern. You will need: – Rigid Heddle Loom at least 8” wide such as the Kromski Harp…
From Wolsztyn, Poland, to a deep mine in South Dakota, who could imagine that a low tech tool of weaving developed thousands of years ago would help the decidedly high tech research of astrophysics. Here is a note about how a Kromski stick shuttle is “pushing” the frontiers of science. ” I am an astrophysicist working…
There are many ways to finish off the ends of your weaving projects. The Hem Stitch is an all time favorite among weavers. Bear in mind however, that this method will produce a fringed edge. Follow this simple tutorial to learn how. First, warp the project onto a Kromski Harp Forte. Follow this tutorial if…
Weaving Hooks come with each Kromski loom, but are also available separately. Please talk with your dealer before purchase, as these hooks may not fit other heddles on the market.
Have you ever wanted to try spinning cotton? While it is possible to spin with cotton roving, I sometimes prefer to use Punis. Today I’m going to create my own punis. I have some plain white cotton. It’s been ginned, but the fibers need to be aligned better before spinning. I also want to add a…
This month’s mug rug is a version of Waffle Weave (and who doesn’t like waffles on a September morning??) You will need: Worsted weight cotton yarn. Rigid Heddle loom such as the Kromski Harp Forte or Presto 8 Dent Heddle One Pick-up Stick 2 Shuttles The pattern sample was done using a light (orange) and a…
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