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I have been having so much fun weaving tiny hearts!
I have been designing all manner of fun projects with the Dewberry Ridge Heart Loom-
What have I been using the hearts for? Well… things like a prayer flag:
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and amulet bags:
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and I fixed a placemat that had a frayed corner:
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I also made darling butterflies from the hearts. See this post: Link for a video tutorial on how to make them.
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You can use the hearts on stuffed toys, bags, hats, scarves, shawls, stoles, mittens, socks, sweaters, vests, placemats, curtains, towels, stitch a pin on the back and wear it as a pin, weave them with handspun wool and felt them and wear them as earrings – there is just no limit to the things you can do with the sweet little hearts!
I’ve made a video of how to weave heart using the Dewberry Ridge Heart Loom:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hywtLUKJ_Ts
The link to buy the looms is: HEART
Happy hearts to you, and happy weaving! 🙂
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Delicious! I have ordered a little heart loom, can’t wait!
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Thank you, Caroline! I know that you are going to LOVE the heart loom!
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Have to get one of these!
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I just got one and I must say – adorable! I’m pondering the possibilities of working some up weave-it style – or simply plain weave with a needle – for a one-over-one fabric. Will share if they come out well!
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Happy Weaving, Emma! 🙂
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Hi Noreen, 3 hearts with points at the center and an I-cord stem make an Irish clover for March and St. Patrick’s day.
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That’s a great idea, Judy! Thanks! 🙂
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