Tag: weaving

home: made [ woven paper basket ]

home: made [ woven paper basket ]

A perfect little home project, to use up all those scraps of paper – choose your colour, print, pattern, and use this great tutorial to make a woven recycled paper basket.

It could be made any size (although smaller would be stronger) and used for storage, a plant pot holder, make up brushes, trinkets… anything!

We love this guide from TheCraftoholicWitch !

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home: event [ weaving ]

home: event [ weaving ]

Book in for one of the great classes and workshops at the London Loom, and create beautiful individual and unique homewares.

Weave with all the colours you can imagine and learn to make modern patterns and styles to suit your home.

Book now !

The London Loom can be found at;

17 Amhurst Terracce, Hackney Downs Studios, London, GB, E8 2BT

home: made [ wall hanging ]

home: made [ wall hanging ]

This Mexican inspired ‘gods eye’ wall hanging is a lovely piece of art for any room. It’s really easy to achieve and simply uses various yarns, dowls and a pair of scissors.

By setting the dowls in a cross you can then weave the yarn around to create the pattern.

Head to almostmakesperfect.com for the tutorial.

home: event [ weaving workshops ]

home: event [ weaving workshop ]

Sign up to the newsletter for The London Loom and get all the details on available weaving and tapestry classes at their east London studio.

Various types of class and length of learning, with options for adults, kids and groups!

Studio 8

Hackney Downs Studios

17 Amhurst Terrace

London, E8 2BT

home: event [ weaving ]

home: event [ weaving ]

There are two dates available at Heals, London for this great weaving a basket workshop hosted by Lise Bech.

WHEN: Wed 9 May + Thurs 10 May 2018 2pm til 5pm

LOCATION:

The Heal’s Building

196 Tottenham Court Road

London

W1T 7LQ

They say;

Working exclusively with Scottish willow, Lise Bech shares her skills showing you how to create your own versatile basket. The Southern Upland organically grown willow you will use, provides you with a unique palette of colours. Also learn about the propagation of the willow and it’s preparation for weaving. All materials provided.

home: made [ wall hanging ]

home: made [ wall hanging ]

This textured wall hanging is a perfect introduction to latch hook weaving. It’s not a quick process but we think it’s worth it. Choose your favourite coloured cotton and wool, and design your own pattern.

We have found this tutorial from abeautifulmess.com to tell you all you need to create this gorgeous hanging.