Peg looms

All the rugs at Knowle were made on a peg loom, as were cushion covers and the thick toppers that we used on the beds in cold weather.

During quarantine, BluPrint (the old Craftsy) made freely available most of their video lessons. After looking at lesson options, I watched ...

One of the most frustrating parts of starting on a new weaving project can be warping the loom. There's a lot of pressure to get it just right, because it is the foundation for everything else that follows. Luckily, learning how to warp a peg loom is actually really easy. In fact, it might just

After an inspirational guild meeting where we were shown how to use a simple peg loom, my husband and I decided to give making one a go. With a design based partly on a wonderful article called …

Life got busy again and I've not been able to update. It's funny how that works, because I still manage to knit, but somehow when it gets that busy I just don't feel like dragging the camera out to photograph anything that I'm working on. Knitting, and crochet, and weaving... well, that happens in the little spaces in-between the busy periods, but somehow photography and blog writing requires more brain space and more dedicated time, and hence get pushed to the side. In any case, I am back…

Peg Loom Weaving is a great tool for your weaving projects! The peg loom is easy to build and even easier to use! This is a great homemade rug loom that is...

This rug is FAST and EASY! It uses scrap fabric and a Peg Loom! #diyonthehouse