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easy potholder loom
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harrisville designs
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potholder loom designs
potholder patterns
potholder weaving
potholder weaving book
potholder weaving patterns
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Rachel Snack
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weaving potholders
Product details
- ISBN 9780764358500
- Weight: 739g
- Dimensions: 229 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 28 Dec 2019
- Publisher: Schiffer Publishing Ltd
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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Enjoy the art of weaving at the small-scale level with the fun, accessible potholder loom!
Unplug yourself—and any children in your life—and enjoy the art of weaving at the small-scale level with the fun, accessible potholder loom.
- Familiar to many from their childhood, simple square potholder looms hold stretchy fabric loops that are woven to create practical gifts or handy trivets for your own kitchen.
- There is a world of designs that you can create with your color and pattern choices, and most potholders take less than an hour from loom to done.
- Enjoy choosing from 140 patterns that can be woven on any standard potholder loom or on the PRO loom, resulting in colorful, practical works of art—and a joyful escape into creativity!
- Exciting patterns for two-color to eight-color squares
Be inspired by ideas for enjoying potholder weaving as a group activity, or as a fundraiser for schools, clubs, and other organizations.
Famed for manufacturing top-quality yarns for high-end artist use, Harrisville Designs also offers Friendly Loom™ products for potholder weaving. Its home is Harrisville, New Hampshire, the only 18th-century textile village in
America that survives in its original form. www.harrisville.com
