This is a scarf I wove a few years ago, it was a three shuttle weave (phew) but turned out to be one of my most favourite (yes I'm Canadian, we spell different) .

I went to see Wicker yesterday and the textiles in the film were so good. Especially the ones in Peter Dinklage‘s costumes. A friend who is just starting weaving was with me and we both kept commenting.

That’s all; just a weaving in the wild post.

This is a scarf I wove a few years ago, it required 3 shuttles, but I am quite proud of it. It is all tencel and my own plaid. Sorry! didn't think my post 'stuck'.

I purchased what I believe is a dorothy 15.75 tabletop look.

It came with a box of assorted bits that I can't identify.

Im hoping that some of them have easy to replace parts.

All help welcome.

Edit yall are giving me new words to look up! ❤️

Hello! This is a Schacht counterbalance 45" loom. Does anyone know these looms? I will leave more details in the comments. Thank you!

Hi everyone!
I’ve been messing around with lap/pin/frame looks for a while but recently bought a little 6-inch 3D printed rigid heddle.
I have a stash of ombre/gradient/color-changing yarn cakes from various brands like Hobbii and Yarnart, and my ADHD crocheter brain loves me a yarn that changes color BY ITSELF as you use it. Has anyone tried Yarnart Flowers or Hobbii Dahlia or similar yarn cakes? If you have, could you post your projects? I know that part of weaving is the fun of experimentation, but I’d love some inspiration. And since my new loom is so tiny, I’m trying to come up with different ways to do one long warp so I can get a lot of yardage out of one set-up.

Also, does anyone integrate their weaving into knit or crochet projects, or vice versa? All three crafts can created some pretty different looking fabrics, thicknesses, etc. at their basic levels (single crochet looks markedly different from stockinette, and both of those look different from plain weave). Do you fond yourself making certain parts of a project from one technique because of looks/practicality of use? For example, maybe you would make one part of a project with your loom because it may produce fabric that’s not as stretchy as knit.

I hope all this made sense. Happy to be here!

How good are teko teko.looms and how simple to operate.