How to take weaving off loom

Come learn to weave! This is the first in a series of free tutorials for the beginner weaver.

Five Things That I Wish I'd Known When I First Started Weaving on a Frame Loom from a completely self-taught weaver who learned entirely by trying things, Googling, and learning through mistakes.

In this tutorial learn how to finish weaving and take it off of the loom. Also learn how to hang up the warp and display it.

Congratulations on completing your weave! Now it’s time to finish it. Depending on which frame loom (a simple frame or a notched frame) you used to create your weave on will affect how you finish your weave. **As an update, I have made a post on finishing your weave with a hem stitch, which gives

Learn how to remove warp from a frame loom.

A little bit ago, I received a question from a reader who had woven all the way down to the bottom of her loom. Her weave was finished and ready to take off the loom, but now she realized she didn't have much warp thread left to finish the weave. She asked if she had

Using a picture frame or any other frame for your weaving is a great way to start weaving on a budget. These simple frame looms are one of the most versatile and inexpensive tools that you can have in your weaving studio. Find out why this is a favorite loom of many weavers for tapestries and more.

Weaving with a rigid heddle loom can be so much fun but having neat selvedges can be a nightmare! Watch this quick tutorial to help you improve your skills and master your edges. You’ll learn which yarn is best to use when you are a beginner. You’ll also learn how to position you yarn and all about the “pinch” trick. You'll see, the most important this is to practice and experiment. Just be careful not to become a yarn addict. Let’s get weaving!

When you are learning to weave there is a learning curve, but most new weavers are prone to the same mistakes. Don't worry! These weaving blunders are easy to avoid. Learn from these teachable moments.

Yarn is yarn. Right? While knitting/crochet and weaving yarn can sometimes be used interchangeably - there are notable differences.