We are beyond humbled that our “Indian Blanket Flower Afghan” is featured on the cover of this year’s “Easy Weaving With Little Looms” magazine! Continue reading It’s Here! Little Looms 2020 Magazine
It’s Here! Little Looms 2020 Magazine
Cheerful Mystery Baby Carrier Blanket
Cheerful, yes, but what is the mystery? Continue reading Cheerful Mystery Baby Carrier Blanket
Now Available: Elongon™ Gen 2!
The headless pins Elongon™ – our 2″ elongated hexagon TURTLE pin loom – is joining the list of “Gen 2” TURTLEs … Continue reading Now Available: Elongon™ Gen 2!
Good morning!
Willie has been one of our first customers, and since the early days, we have this “turtle versus frog” thing going … Continue reading Good morning!
Happy World Turtle Day!
Customer Susan Pihl brought to my attention that today is World Turtle Day. And she also supplied a perfect picture to go along with that.
Thank you, Susan, for your permission to share your photo with all TURTLE lovers!
Kathryn’s Shawl and the Story of the Half Hexagon
Yes, the title reads like an introduction to a fairy tail, and here is how it began … Continue reading Kathryn’s Shawl and the Story of the Half Hexagon
Trunk Show Thank You
People had asked for photos of our first trunk show, and while I didn’t have much time to take pictures, here are a few impressions. Continue reading Trunk Show Thank You
Share? Beware!
A few days ago, customer Susan posted on Facebook “Isn’t it great when your granddaughter asks what you’re doing and then takes over your loom and says it’s fun!” Continue reading Share? Beware!
Ready-Set-Go! Christmas Crafting with Carolien
While the first holiday advertisements are popping up, Carolien is already crafting at full capacity. Carolien was our first international customer when we launched, and now she gave us permission to talk about her Christmas weaving project. Continue reading Ready-Set-Go! Christmas Crafting with Carolien
“I will teach loom today”
A few months ago we worked with Dyan from Indonesia, on getting TURTLE Loom™ kits ready for the seminary where and her husband Tim serve. Dyan wants to teach teenage students how to weave hexagons, so that they can create items for their own daily needs as well as items to sell. Continue reading “I will teach loom today”