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Learn what the different parts of a rigid-heddle loom are called, where they are located on the loom, and how they’re used during the weaving process.

Different fibers and yarns have different wet-finishing needs. Learn everything you need to know to wet-finish your cloth with confidence.

Did you know our library has hundreds of resources for every level of subscription—including no subscription? Learn how to get the most out of the library and all it has to offer.

Not only are these stuffed animals adorable, but they’re also easier to make than you might think!

Whether you’re using a rigid-heddle, inkle, or pin loom, you can take your loom to the next level with the ten designs in this eBook.

With tablet weaving, you can carry the equivalent of a multi-shaft loom in your pocket! Learn more about this unique subset of weaving and just how easy it is to get started.

Take your weaving to go with these tips for travelling with your small looms and weaving supplies whether you’re going by plane or heading out on the road.

If you want to jump into tapestry weaving and don't know where to start, this FREE guide to tapestry weaving—with 3 free projects!—is the perfect jumping off point.

Getting an even beat and the right sett for your project affects both the hand and appearance of your weaving. Learn Elisabeth Hill's tips and tricks for getting the best sett for your weaving.

Rigid-heddle looms are portable, versatile, and great for weavers of all levels.