Woven Infinity Scarf with Kromski Wool top
This project is perfect for rigid heddle loom with weaving width 10 inch. Use mixed techniques: plain weave and weaving with wool top for extra softness.
This project is perfect for rigid heddle loom with weaving width 10 inch. Use mixed techniques: plain weave and weaving with wool top for extra softness.
A handmade gift says “I love you” in all the right ways. You can make this sweet woven heart for your Valentine by following the instructions below. It may look confusing at first (love always does right?), but it’s really quite simple using the provided template. To make this heart even more special, the yarn…
Our example was made using 2 different balls of handspun yarn, approximately 250 yards each. One is dyed Merino and the other a natural colored Corriedale. Both were spun on the Kromski Sonata. Held together they make a light bulky weight yarn. Because handspun yarn is not an exact science, we will not specify the…
For this towel project I used the 32″ Harp Forte. It could also have been done on the 24″ Harp Forte. The Mug Rug version was done on the 8″ Harp Forte, but of course it could have been done on any of the larger looms, including the Presto Loom. You will also need worsted…
Discover our new Eco Fantasia Now available also in North America! We are all different. We are all unique. That’s what makes us special. The Kromski Eco Fantasia uses wood that is a bit “different” from the standard wood. The grain may be darker, the color may be deeper, but to Kromski, it is special. Each…
The Kromski Presto Loom is a dream to weave on. It’s cute, compact and yet with the choice of 10” or 16” width, it’s large enough to make a variety of projects. There is even a choice of Unfinished or the Color of the Year. Mint is the 2023 color and I love it! As I…
Is sewing with your weaving too intimidating? It doesn’t have to be! Try this simple equation to create a comfortable spring time top that is perfect for just about any occasion. My fabric was woven on a 16″ Kromski Harp Forte, but I could also have made a similar top using narrower panels from an…
Card (or Tablet) Weaving dates as far back as the 8th Century BC. There are many examples from throughout history, usually in the form of bands and belts. The technique does not appear to have change much over the years. Simple cards made from wood or bone were, and still are, quite commonly used. In…
This easy pattern is quickly adapted to placemats, pillows or any variety of ideas. This is a one sided design, so keep that in mind as you plan your projects. Materials: Rigid heddle loom with a minimum weaving width of 8’’ We suggest the Kromski 10” Presto or 8” Harp. One 8-dent heddle One pick-up…
These beautiful towels will add a festive touch to any kitchen, whether it be yours or the lucky recipient of a thoughtful, hand made Christmas or Holiday gift. The weave structure is a version of waffle weave and requires the use of one pick up stick. It is slightly different than some waffle weave patterns…