Noreen over at Hankering for Yarn teaches us how to weave on a round loom! I love this project! Use your imagination and creativity to come up with your own ‘things’ to weave. On my small loom, I am weaving some small, round coasters with leftover crochet cotton.
Look for pictures when they are finished.
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2 opinions for Weave With Cotton Crochet Thread
Noreen Crone-Findlay
Feb 26, 2007 at 11:57 am
Hi Cathy!
Weaving coasters is a great idea! And, you can also use the woven circles for other things too. On a smaller spoolknitter, you can weave custom button covers. You can also use the woven circles in freeform crochet and knitter projects.
:D
Have fun weaving those circles!
Noreen
Cathy
Feb 28, 2007 at 1:28 pm
Thanks, Noreen. I hope I don’t get dizzy (dizzier?) going around in circles.
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