Rigid heddle blanket

Here's the Teal Colored Scarf in Cotton-Merino Yarn! Learn how and made this scarf using my rigid heddle loom using some soft and fluffly yarn.

Weave a web of warming pastels with this instructional weaving pattern. This blanket makes the perfect addition to any crib. Product Specs: Craft: WeavingCategory: Blankets & ThrowsDifficulty Level: EasyYarn Required: 5 Skeins of DGY Viscose & Cotton Baby YarnMaterials: (not included) Rigid Heddle Loom (32" weaving space), 10 DPI Heddle, Stick Shuttles, Measuring Tape, ScissorsFinished Dimensions: Approx. 25" x 45" after washingDesigned By: Mary Ballard | @goldfinchwoven Looking for the

Learn how to weave this beautiful and soft baby blanket on a rigid heddle loom.

SKEINS: 8 skeins of Purl Soho’s Good Wool; Yarn A: 1 skein; Yarn B-D: 2 skeins; Yarn E: 1 skein SIZE: 42½ inches x 57 inches COLORS: Yarn A: Walking Stick + Yarn B, Winter Grass + Yarn C, Heirloom White + Yarn D, Driftwood Gray + Yarn E, Hickory Nut

In this course, Rigid Heddle Weaving Basics, we are going to be learning how to use this versatile loom with two woven projects.

Learn to weave graphic, complex-looking patterns on your rigid-heddle loom—no pick-up stick required.

Rigid Heddle Waffle Weave Towels

Rigid heddle weaving is an accessible yet effective way to weave that can be done by beginners. This guide aims to assist weaving beginners in their weaving journey by laying out the necessary information about what is need, including the must-have tools and materials.

Learn more about the weaving of a baby blanket with pickup sticks that create an intricate pattern.

Soft Plaid Recently, I started learning how to use the rigid heddle loom through Craftsy’s class Rigid Heddle Weaving by Angela Tong. If you are looking for a beginner class, or are needing a…