Zoom loom projects

So I did sit down and weave a square in the corner. It actually went better than any went before which can be seen by the end of this post. So here goes. I am assuming that you have read the last t…

By Deb GerishYou'll see your handspun stash in a whole light when you weave with it—especially with Zoom Loom weaving! Each square requires only 8 yards of yarn and maybe 15 minutes of your time. Maximize yardage of your precious yarn and get to know it on a deeper level. Make the most of your Zoom Loom with these tips and tricks.

Another stash busting project is finished. I made a pin loom blanket of a lot of the smaller skeins and balls of handspun yarn in my stash.

If you’re embarking on your pin loom weaving career, or are ready for some clarifications, here are some 102-level basics. ***Remember, you can click on a photo to enlarge it; click the back …

Monday really should have been a bad day. I had to take my car in for unexpected repairs (urgh… the combination of those two words is always the worst, right?) and I ended up spending nearly six hours waiting for it to be finished. And then to top it off, I realised that as I...

Have you tried Zoom Loom Weaving? I'm here to tell you it's hella fun! Take a look at this roundup of unique pin loom projects and give this loom a whirl!

Although I like Schacht’s new Zoom Loom very much, there is a better way to join squares together than the one shown. Each square upon completion has two tails: a short one at the place where…

It's not often you can find a project that combines Zoom Loom weaving, crocheting, and knitting and turns them into a pretty amazing finished cowl!

Need a quick weaving project for on-the-go? Searching for a fun & fast project to chase the winter blues away? We have a new blog section dedicated to sharing free project tutorials for the Sch…

A Zoom Loom Weaving tutorial by Gina Rae Mitchell. Pin loom weaving is a favorite craft of mine. I find it soothing, a quick gratification, extremely portable, and endlessly useful. This tutorial is on the 4 inch Schacht Zoom Loom. What a nifty little loom. The Zoom Loom is lightweight yet sturdy and oh so addictive.