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Colors of a Kodiak Island Summer
Weave a vibrant throw that keeps the chill off, no matter the season.
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SUBWeave a vibrant throw that keeps the chill off, no matter the season.
Four-shaft patterns to use up leftover cones and skeins—and leave space for more yarn!
What started as a baby blanket design turned into a delightful pair of throws in this new exclusive project.
Weaving a temperature blanket over the course of a year is impractical, so instead Robin decided to pick significant years for different family members and weave them blankets that represented those years' temperatures.
Download this free eBook with 4 patterns for handwoven baby blankets.
I'm planning a baby blanket and am trying to figure out what type of yarn to use. What do you recommend for baby blankets?
Download this free booklet that includes three 4-shaft blanket and throw patterns: a lush alpaca blend blanket, a twill gamp that doubles as a throw and twill study, and a set of coordinating pillows and blanket.
I would like to use up this yarn by weaving baby blankets for a local Project Linus chapter.
What's the best way to strengthen your selvedges? Madelyn has the answers!
Wouldn't you love to have a handwoven picnic blanket? Weave one!
Isn't mercerized cotton as absorbent of water when using it to dry dinnerware? I'd like to make these towels using mercerized cotton if possible.
I am new to eight shafts and am wondering how to do tabby (plain weave) on an 8-shaft loom?
I’d love to make more baby blankets with fringe if there is a “fix” for the problem.