Pin loom projects

Another stash busting project is finished. I made a pin loom blanket of a lot of the smaller skeins and balls of handspun yarn in my stash.

Learn the basics of using the continuous strand–weaving method on a pin loom with this subscriber exclusive and then practice the technique with a free bonus project!

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Joining pin-loom pieces together during weaving is quick, easy, and results in a beautiful finish.

If you’re embarking on your pin loom weaving career, or are ready for some clarifications, here are some 102-level basics. ***Remember, you can click on a photo to enlarge it; click the back …

Be a Zoomin' Loomin' Human: Weaving Pin Loom Squares: Welcome to this weaving Instructable! My name is Mariya, I’m a fiber artist out of South Carolina. I’ve been a weaver in some form for about two years, and have a deep passion for all of the fiber arts and the animals that provide us with the fibers…

Pin loom weaving is really quite simple. There aren't a lot "secrets" to the perfect weave, but there are a few things you may find helpful. Here are some of o

In this video, John Mullarkey shows how he uses handspun on his pin loom.

I made a few of these woven coasters with the Zoom Loom a while ago and I thought it would be fun to show you how I made them. When you weave a square with the Zoom Loom, you will notice that the woven fabric looks like a grid pattern. I thought it would be neat to cross stitch a design on it. After a few trial and errors, I got the results I wanted. I found that using a thinner yarn for the cross stitching looked way better than if I used the same weight I wove with. When I tried it with…

Imagine this. You go and make a 8×8″ square in these 3 different techniques: crochet, knitting and bias weaving. You make them simple, by doing the easiest stitch, using the nicest yarn …