If you are thinking of gifting a hexagon pin loom this season, or asking for one for yourself, we would like to tell you about a few special items. Continue reading Gift Shopping Guide
Gift Shopping Guide
Homecoming
Interweave returned the projects from the new “Easy Weaving with little looms 2018” magazine to their homes, and since our Grape Table Topper came home, I am taking that opportunity to celebrate with some weaving time on our shady porch. Continue reading Homecoming
Elongon™ 2″ – Introducing Elongated Hexagon Weaving
It’s hard to imagine that there’s ever an end to what you can do with regular hexagons, but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t more … please welcome our first elongated hexagon pin loom Elongon™ 2″. Continue reading Elongon™ 2″ – Introducing Elongated Hexagon Weaving
01-01-1″
After we released our 2” and 6” looms in August last year, my children just wanted to keep going with “new sizes”. One of them was … a 1” hexagon loom. My son proudly presented the technical drawing, and my daughter stood right next to him, anticipating her prototype in a jiffy. Continue reading 01-01-1″
Victory! … A Wreath Ornament
“Just using up some Noro Kureyon from the Tannenbaum wall hanging”, I thought. And here we have a little wreath ornament! Continue reading Victory! … A Wreath Ornament
Thank You for a Great Product Review, Deborah!
A recent conversation:
(Somewhat important) Person: I see you have excellent customer feedback.
I: (blush) Yes, thank you.
Person: Do you have any product reviews yet? Continue reading Thank You for a Great Product Review, Deborah!
Friday 13th, and Martha Said “Add A Spider”
Last weeks blog post about the Jelly Yarns® resulted in a myriad of fun conversations! We decided to turn those around into making the vinyl weaving experiment for Halloween earrings even more spooky.
Here are some of the comments … and the answers! Continue reading Friday 13th, and Martha Said “Add A Spider”
All you can do with them is make more hexagons …
It has become a family joke that our oldest son started when he saw me work on differently sized hexagon looms. Lovingly, teasingly he said: “I don’t get it. All you can do with them is make more hexagons!” Continue reading All you can do with them is make more hexagons …