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Hand Spun Macrame Wall Hanging – Sunflowers Under a Clear Blue Sky
Macrame is making a comeback. It’s a fun and versatile craft that involves a series of knots organized to create plant hangers, key chains, hammocks and more. The most commonly used material is cotton rope. But that’s not what we will be using! In this post we will be making a Macrame Wall Hanging with…

May Mug Rug
This month we celebrate May flowers with a Brooks Bouquet pattern. This is a very simple design, yet it can look so impressive on many applications. Aside from mug rugs, this looks great along the edge of a place mat or table runner. It adds a touch of fancy to a shawl or scarf. So…

Beehive Tote Bag
Sew this fun and versatile bag with fabric made on the spinning wheel and a rigid heddle loom! This post will show you how to create a bag just like (or similar to) the bag we have here. You will need: A rigid heddle loom with a weaving width of at least 10”, we’ve used…
Weaving Hooks
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.

Fleece Fabric Scarf
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