Learn how to create a pencil or sunglasses holder using a Weaving Loom and craft loops.
Catie Cooper
Craft loops projects
Explore a variety of craft loop projects that will keep you entertained for hours. From bracelets to keychains, discover unique and exciting ideas to unleash your creativity.
Using a pile of loops from scrap fabric and a simple square loom, you can transform a pile of scraps into a beautiful, long lasting loom loop potholder. But there are so many other ideas you can use loop and loom for. From headbands to belts to purses, the posibilities are endless.
Christa Kight
Old school potholder looms are making a comeback! And making these modern diy potholders is so much fun ... and ADDICTIVE!
Cecilia: My Thrift Store Addiction
Taking a potholder off a loop loom is easy with the steps in this tutorial. Make nice finished edges for a clean woven finish.
Stitched Modern | cross stitch, hand embroidery & sashiko
Learn the basic techniques to weave and create a crocheted edge for pot holders using the Made by Me™ Weaving Loom.
Dorothy
I just came back from our annual sales meeting where we got to play with all our new products. The creative talents of our product development staff continue to amaze me, and I’m happy to say after…
Sarah Cantlo
You can knit blankets and other projects in no time using loop yarn - and you don't even need to know how to knit! Finger knitting with loop yarn is a fun, easy craft project for adults and kids.
It's Always Autumn
Stretchy Braceletsdesigned by Kim Guzman © Aug. 2015Please read my Terms of UseTechnique: Regular Crochet Materials Valley Yarns 5/2 mercerized cotton: small amounts Loom bracelet rubber bands (5-8 bands, depending on size) Size D-3 [3.25mm]
Julie Smith
With a bag of cotton loops and your fingers, you can create some cool colorful creations. This boredom-busting, travel-friendly craft is the perfect tween summer craft idea. One of our resident tweens shows you how.
Jessica McGreevy
I saw this no-sew, finger knit, jump rope, project on Family Fun, that looked about perfect for keeping little fingers busy, on rainy days, like the ones we've been having, lately. We tried finger knitting, about a year ago, to make teddy bear boas with eyelash yarn. That project was a lot of fun, and quick to finish, but just a tad too fussy for my youngest two to do on their own. Family Fun, suggested using pot holder loops, or making loops by cutting up old tights. All of our tights are…
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