Easy Weaving with Little Looms Fall 2025

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Easy Weaving with Little Looms Fall 2025

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There’s just something about the colors and textures of the forest: fuzzy mosses and lichens cling to rough, brown bark while birds and other animals go about their day. In this Fall 2025 issue of Easy Weaving with Little Looms, we invite you to take a walk in the woods as we explore projects inspired by time spent in the forests we love.

You’ll find projects to enhance your nature walks, including a bottle holder and a coordinating hatband and walking stick leash set. There are also plenty of cozy wraps and scarves to keep you warm on cold, fall days. If spending time in a cabin is more your thing, we’ve got you covered there, too, with a delightful plaid throw, a set of towels in the beautiful browns and grays of the woods, and a cheerful table set with colors inspired by cranberry bogs.

Then, dive into the articles for a different kind of weaving adventure. Check out Alison Irwin’s tutorial to learn how to weave tiny paper baskets and join Wendy Arnott for a journey to the orchard (and the dye pot). Finally, take a trip back in time with Annie MacHale in her article on weaving inkle bands at historical reenactments.

There’s nothing like time spent in the woods and outdoors to stir up creativity—and this issue of Easy Weaving with Little Looms is full of things to discover and learn!

Features:

  • Tiny-Treasure Baskets by Alison Irwin
  • Natural Dyes from the Orchard by Wendy Arnott
  • Backstrap Weaving in the Himalayas by Karen Elting Brock
  • Weaving for the Mountain Men by Annie MacHale
  • A Deep Dive into Pick-Up and Color in Bands by Annie MacHale

Projects:

  • Tiny-Treasure Baskets by Alison Irwin (paper weaving)
  • Walkabout Band Set by Joan Sheridan (inkle)
  • Lichen Wrap by Rachel Simmons (rigid heddle)
  • Hooded Forest Cowl by Susannah Day (rigid heddle)
  • Nature Hike Bottle Bag by Angela K. Schneider (rigid heddle and inkle)
  • Bed-and-Breakfast Jacket by Wendy Arnott (rigid heddle)
  • Katsura Scarf by Yvonne Ellsworth (rigid heddle)
  • Timberland Townies Deborah Bagley (pin loom)
  • Mountain Memories Cuff by Felicitas Sloves (tapestry)
  • Juniper Moss Scarf by Jennifer E. Kwong (rigid heddle)
  • Fall Breeze Scarf by Gala McCurdy (rigid heddle)
  • Patchwork Baby Blanket by Angela Tong (pin loom)
  • Cranberry Bog Table Set by Gabi van Tassell (pin loom)
  • Nature Path Towels by Jodi Ybarra (rigid heddle)
  • Golden Hour Towels by Michele Marshall (rigid heddle)
  • Willow Grove Wrap by Sedona Rigsby (rigid heddle)
  • Cabin Kitchen Pot Holder Set by Michele Marshall (rigid heddle)
  • Gathering of Plaids Throw by Kelly Sessions (pin loom
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Yarn Weight No. & Name USA Knitting Tension (Guage) Suggested Needle Size Crochet Tension (Guage) Suggested Hook Size
2-3 Ply 0: Lace 27-32 sts 2.25 - 3.25mm 32-42 sts* 1.5mm- 2.25mm
4 Ply 1: Super Fine 23-26 sts 2.50 - 3.50mm 21-32 sts 2.25-3.5mm
5 Ply 2: Fine 22-25 sts 2.75 – 3.75mm 16-20 sts 3.50-4.50mm
8 Ply 3: Light 21-24 sts 3.75 – 4.50mm 12-17 sts 4.50-5.50mm
10 Ply 4: Medium 16-20 sts 4.50 – 5.50mm 11-14 sts 5.50-6.50mm
12 Ply 5: Bulky 12-15 sts 5.50 – 8.00mm 8-11 sts 6.50-9.0mm
14 Ply 6: Super Bulky 6-11 sts 8.0mm – 12.75mm 7-9 sts 9.0-15mm
15 Ply + 7: Jumbo 6 or less sts 12.75mm + 6 or less sts 15mm+

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