Circle weaving projects

Make a doodle weaving using colorful yarn and a round embroidery hoop, finishing with a homemade pom-pom and wire for hanging.

In this circle weaving for beginners video tutorial, you will learn how to weave using an embroidery hoop, tapestry needles and yarn. Lots of tips included!

Weaving is a great way to create art and use all sorts of fibers and fabrics both new and recycled. This idea for creating a loom with an embroidery hoop and weaving in a spiral looks like a great …

I received a lot of questions on how to weave different threads next to each other when circle weaving. I think that figuring out how to work with the different warp spacing of the circle weave was definitely new for me. I found that as I got towards the outer part of the circle, the

Well, here's ONE idea---- HeartSong Studio's iCord Circle Weaving Hot Pad. ____________________________________________ ...

I love doing this lesson with lower elementary classes, upper elementary, and have even worked this lesson into some middle school curriculum. It’s a great way to introduce weaving and to continue to grow those fine motor skills. It always turns out BEAUTIFUL! The students are always really proud of

I know many of you are excited to finish your circle weaves, so today I'm sharing one way to finish your circle weave that you made with an embroidery hoop. This is really simple and it's one reason I like weaving on an embroidery hoop. (Find my first post on warping an embroidery hoop here and if

These Sunset Weavings are a result of my Canada 150 focus and trying to find new ways to expand my circular weaving options for my younger students. I love circular weavings, it's where I start after paper weavings with Division 1 kids, (Kinder - Grade 1). So I took elements of the Canadian landscape as the focus. Other ideas that would work: - lighthouse on the rocks 'Peggy's Cove' - grain elevator on the Prairie - cabin in the woods - urban skyline, using landmarks like Calgary Tower, CN…