My wonderful son-in-law suggested that I design and make a Bunny for the Teneriffe Lace Weave Along to celebrate Springtime and Easter. He’s a genius!
Here’s the video showing how to make the Teneriffe Lace Bunny:
The links that show where to go to get the videos for making the Teneriffe Lace circle and dewdrop are at:
The looms are available from:
One of our Christmas traditions is to make ornaments to give to our family and close friends.
This year, my husband and I are making hearts using the Incredible Rope Machine from Schacht.
It’s the neatest tool… it looks like something Leonardo da Vinci would have invented.
I made a video showing how to make the hearts:
We have a tradition in our family of making Christmas/Holiday ornaments for our family and friends.
I have been thinking about what I should make for this year.
I always start working on them in the summer so I can get lots of them done.
This year, I wanted to celebrate my Peg Loom and Weaving Stick book being published, so, I designed Tassel dolls to weave with weaving sticks.
I am putting hooks on the back of them so they can be hung on Christmas trees, garlands or wreaths.
The Tassel Dolls can also have pins or loops so they can be worn on the lapel or the zipper of a bag.
I made the Tassel Dolls with weaving sticks from Dewberry Ridge Looms: https://www.dewberryridge.com/products/weaving-sticks
Here is the how to video that shows the step by step instructions for making the Weaving Stick Tassel Dolls:
Happy Weaving! Have fun making Tassel yarn dolls!
Noreen Crone-Findlay, designer and author
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