Peg Loom Weaving

About Peg Loom Weaving

Come learn the basics of peg loom weaving while creating a beautiful woven piece that can be used as a scarf, wall hanging or more. Peg loom weaving is a fun, easy to learn technique and great for all ages and abilities. It is a basic and ancient form of weaving. While no one knows for sure when these popular and simple looms were first used, some believe that peg loom weaving is a technique used by the early Vikings and European settlers. Peg Looms are so simple to use that anyone can create beautiful and useful woven items, including rugs, doormats, wall hangings, scarves, bags, baskets, blankets, wearable art and more. It is an ideal way to use a variety of yarns, fleece, and roving; or you can up-cycle recycled fabric, t-shirts, and even plastic bags.

What will students learn:
In this workshop you will learn how to plan your project, warp the loom, the basic weaving technique of tabby or plain weave and how to change colors or materials. You will also learn how to remove your work from the loom and how to finish the ends in different ways. At the end of the workshop, you will have a finished homemade item to take away with you. After taking this class your imagination will be the only boundaries of your creativity.

Materials, Equipment, and Supplies the Student Must Bring to Class

Scissors

Materials Kit and Kit Description

Your class registration fee includes a materials kit with a value of $45 which includes:

Core-spun yarn and appropriate warp to weave a project. The instructor will also provide peg looms for students to use in the workshop. If they desire, students will have the opportunity to purchase looms after class.