Windowpane Woven Scarf

My latest free weaving project for Schacht Spindle Co. is live. I think I neglected to post my previous project as well. Ah well. Click here for my thermal scarf project and click here to learn about weaving a blanket out of smaller panels. Off to get some holiday weaving done!

Honeycomb Library Bag

My latest free project for the rigid heddle loom is posted over at Schacht Spindle Company's website. It's a shoulder bag woven in a honeycomb pattern using my 20" Flip rigid heddle loom. The cells of the honeycomb showcase some yarn that I dyed at NEWS this past July. It was actually just a bit chilly this morning, and this bag screams fall to me. I love fall. I'm going to go make myself some cocoa and get my loom dressed for fall. 

Someone posted a link on Ravelry to this very cool project you could easily weave up on a rigid heddle loom. I most definitely have idea envy and will be making a version of this bag for myself in the not-too-distant future.
 

Sans ribbon, but not sans wine

My latest article and free project are now live on the Schacht Spindle Co. site. Click here for details. This festive bag uses hemstitching to create holes through which ribbon could be threaded to cinch around the neck of a wine bottle (or your favorite 40 - yowzers!). It's super easy to weave up on a rigid heddle loom, and I would advise you to weave at least two because you may just want to keep one for yourself.
 
I got the yarn for this project from the fabulous Ellen at Purl Diva in Brunswick, Maine. If she ain't got it, it ain't happenin'.