Doodle weaving

I'm going to call this technique doodle weaving, because there is no planned shape. Just the fun of doodling in different colors! I really love weaving like this, because it can be very creatively freeing. There is no special technique to this. Each color I wove with the plain weave and I'm sure a lot

Make a colorful, free-form doodle weaving using a homemade cardboard loom. Simple enough for kids, teens, and adults alike!

Use a homemade cardboard loom to try doodle weaving, a free flowing type of weaving where there are no mistakes, just experimentation!

Twining is a weaving techniques used to create shapes on the loom. Twining is also used to secure warp end and weft rows.

Make a doodle weaving using colorful yarn and a round embroidery hoop, finishing with a homemade pom-pom and wire for hanging.

Isn't it funny how a simple or easy technique can have such a large visual impact on your design? Well today's technique is one of those. I recently received a question on how to make a slight angle in a weave, and it's actually really easy to do (and fun if you ask me). And

Make a colorful, free-form doodle weaving using a homemade cardboard loom. Simple enough for kids, teens, and adults alike!

Gr. 3 & 4 Art Club: Circle Weaving (goartsmarties.blogspot.com)

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the time I did a fiber arts summer camp at my daughter’s school. It was so much fun exposing kids to knitting, crochet, cross stitch, weaving and o…

Make old-school crafts like these God's Eyes using sticks and yarn.

FLEX Collection – Native American Art

Discover the tactile joy of weaving for kids in this simplified method. Danielle Falk of Little Ginger Studio provides step-by-step instructions to create these beautiful wall hangings with fabric, ribbon and a cardboard loom. #kidsweaving #artsandcrafts #kidscrafts #artsandcraftsforkids via @The Artful Parent

Everything you need to know to start weaving! This post teaches all the basics to create your first full weaving.

This week's challenge from Heather is to showcase our favorite Zentangle pattern. The choice was easy: W2/Huggins - 2 variations of weaving...

So many "W" words! We Weave our Warp with a Weft or a Woof! Weaving is Wonderful! Second graders folded paper in half, and used rulers to mark off 5 or 6 lines to cut. Then they "decorated" the warp with a pattern, gluing on colorful or patterned paper strips between the cuts in the paper. When the glue was dry, they chose ANOTHER pattern to weave with. Some kids repeated the same pattern, others chose something totally different. When weaving was complete, ends were glued down, and the…