Complete a rectangle in minutes...
Just thread, weave, and you're done in minutes. This is weaving in its simplest form.
Stitch them together...
Into a scarf, scrunchie, pillow, or blanket. There is no limit to what you can create with Weavettes. All shapes and sizes are modular and can be stitched together into larger pieces.
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Rectangle Set | 2 x 4 and 4 x 6
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Modular Textures: Patterns for the Weavette Loom by Licia Conforti
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Give the Gift of Weaving
Whether for a seasoned weaver or someone just getting started, Weavettes is the perfect gift for the craft-lover in your life.
Explore different patterns...
Our accompanying book, Modular Textures: Patterns for the Weavette & Weave-It Looms, provides instructions for over 30 different textured Weavette patterns.
As seen in Martha Stewart Living
PROJECT IDEAS
Patchwork Pillow
To create the front side of this 18-inch by 18-inch pillow, weave twenty-five 4-inch squares in your choice of yarn. Sew them together to make the patchwork pattern. For the backside, use a 20-inch by 20-inch fabric square that compliments your yarn colors.
Phone Pouch
Stitch two 4x6 rectangles back-to-back. Stitch the ends and back seam. To add a zipper, sew the zipper to a long side of each swatch; then stitch the remaining sides together with yarn.
Tissue Box
Weave five 6-inch squares. On a sewing machine, sew four squares together side-by-side, allowing for a 1/2-inch seam (use pins to hold swatches in place). Sew two ends together to form a tube. "Miter" seam allowance at each top corner. Cut remaining square into two rectangles; sew a zigzag stitch along cut edges of both. To form top, sew on both rectangles (allow for a 1/2-inch seam) so edges create a slit for dispensing tissues.
Curious about how Weavettes work?
Peek inside our instruction booklet here.
Female-Led, Family-Owned, Since 1998
Licia Conforti launched Weavettes with a simple mission: to make weaving more accessible to more people. Inspired by the Weave-It loom originally manufactured in 1934, Licia revived these lovable handheld looms in the late 90's and later wrote the accompanying book Modular Textures: Patterns for the Weavette and Weave-it Looms, now accepted as the standard guide for pin looms everywhere.
Weavettes are back.