Using a hand loom to weave a small hand purse

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Using a hand loom to weave a small hand purse

Warp the loom Set up the vertical base threads

Weave the weft Use one color thread or two (example below) to weave the weft threads through the warp threads by going over and under them in an alternative pattern

Change basic weaving Pattern Weave the same color thread twice to switch a weaving pattern for two colors Make sure to overlap the colors when switching

Complete the weaving process Toward the end, it is hard for the shuttle to pass through the warp threads, use a needle to finish the job

Wave/sew a label/pattern

Fold and sew the edges

An Example Front View Back View Voila! Bear & Fishy Soap

Sample Questions for Discussion Meanings of using different colors? Differences in using thick yarn or thin ones? Differences in using double threads or a single strand? Why weave different patterns? What are your favorite patterns? What other items can you make from the weaved product? Have you seen other weaving looms? Do you like or dislike the process? Why?