Getting Started Choosing which weaving loom to buy can by a daunting process. At Weft Blown we supply a wide range of looms and want to make this easier for you so we have created this guide to help explain the differences between each type of loom we sell and what you can make with them.

Using a lucet, frequently also called a knitting fork, is not difficult, but learning how to use one is tricky if you do not know someone who can show you in person. Unfortunately, most of us do not have the option of learning to use a lucet from an expert and most of the illustrations available Spinning for Beginners: Resource guide and Information Although we may not often think about it, the clothes we wear are involved in a long process to develop from raw cotton or wool into thread and cloth before they can be cut and stitched into garments. Today the entire process is largely automated, with machines qui After you have carded your wool and it is still on the drum you might like to have it as roving instead of a batt. This will show you how to use a simple diz to do that. You can make a diz out of almost anything. mine is a piece of plastic cut from Find the tools you need for your weaving projects here at WEBS, America's Yarn Store®! See our wide selection of weaving accessories! the handle. Place half the cut fringe piece underneath the handle flap and top stitch to secure. Repeat for the other side. The woven fabric, with one end of 2 x 2 stripes. Step 1. Using pinking shears, cut off the felted fringe, including the hemstitching. Step 2. Cut off the section of 2 picks of red/2 picks of white. Step 3. We are dealers for Schacht, Louet, Ashford, Majacraft, and Kromski and have wheels in stock for you to try from most of these companies. If you need repair parts, we can also order these for you if they are not already in stock. Confused about which wheel is right for you? Here's a comparison chart you can download and print. Rug Hooker's Companion (Rug Hook-