A reader requested a pin loom Tic Tac Toe game, so here it is.
The Charms series patterns are among my favorites that use Warp Displacement. When I was exploring warp displacement last year I spent a lot of time figuring out exactly how to get this sucked-in X look and how best to complement the shape. For warp displacement patterns, these are quite easy to do.
Charms series
Suzanne Eakin, member of the Facebook Pin Loom Weaving Support Group and a prolific pin loom project artist, has given me permission to post her weaving pattern (and photos) here on my blog.
Braided Diagonal (photo by Suzanne Eakin, used with permission)
Although in the most technical sense, this design uses the slide technique, it doesn’t feel like it. The row is so short needle sliding is unnoticeable. The Slides pattern might be good practice for the slide technique if you’re uncomfortable with it.
This pattern can also be used on 2″ x 6″ bookmark looms.
Slides
If you’ve wanted to try Two-Layer Warping (2LW) patterns, but are intimidated by the complicated 4″ patterns, this size might be a good place to start.
Diamond Eye for 2″ loom
Continuing from the previous post — more patterns for the 2″ square loom.
Diamond Outline
By request—a few patterns for the 2″ square loom. Many of these were experiments, but you can play around with them too.
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R1: P
R2-7: P2, U3, P3, U3, P4
R8: P Read More →