Once you’ve made a few woven pieces, a whole new world opens up.

 

Pin loom weaving doesn’t have to stop at a single square. By joining individual pieces together, you can create larger, functional and wearable projects, using a simple geometric shape as the building block.

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From pieces to projects

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Once you start thinking of each woven piece as a building block, you can begin to see pin loom weaving differently. A square can become a bag, several pieces can become a garment, many pieces can become a blanket.

 

And this is only the beginning, a few woven pieces can become much more than individual squares.

 

Join them together to create:

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- Garments: Wearable pieces built from multiple woven shapes.

- Blankets: Combine colors and pieces to create larger, modular designs.

- Bags: Turn woven pieces into bags, pouches and other useful objects.

- Accessories: Create scarves, hats, collars and other pieces by combining woven elements.

- Home decor: Use individual pieces to build cushions, wall pieces, rugs and other objects for your home.

 

You don´t have to plan, you can weave a pile of weavies and later see what you can make with it.

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How many pieces you have to make?

 

One piece can be a project.

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A few pieces can become something completely different.

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You can repeat the same shape, combine colors, change the orientation of your pieces or join them in different ways to create the form you want.

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There are no rules about how many pieces you need to make. It’s entirely up to you, your project and your creativity.

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Start with a project

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Explore the projects above and discover how individual woven pieces can come together to create something larger.

 

Click on an image to explore the project, pattern, tutorial or other resources available.