Loop potholders

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to finish a potholder loom as well as how to start and make a cute potholder with fun updated colors.

Potholder looms have come a long way since the rainbow-colored, polyester days. Now they're viewed as a great way to make modern weavings.

Weave these bright, beautiful potholders on any large potholder loom. I've designed 9 woven hot pad patterns just for you. Quick and easy craft for kids!

Old school potholder looms are making a comeback! And making these modern diy potholders is so much fun ... and ADDICTIVE!

Weave your own custom colours potholders with loops made from upcycled T-shirts. When I couldn't find potholder loops to match my kitchen, I made my own loops from old T-shirts and cotton jersey camisoles that I was going to give to Goodwill. Lay the shirt out flat on a table, and cut just under the sleeves (or armholes if it's a tank top). Save the rest of the shirts, because I have another DIY project using those!) Each shirt is going to have a different amount of stretch to it,…

Right Angle Twist Half Triangles. Original design Don Catt. Wool traditional size loops from Hillcreek Yarn Shoppe.

Padded Basketweave – Piglet's Potholder Patterns

A rug? Sure, why not? Once you get started with potholder loops, it is hard to stop.

For this split loop basket weave, I go under the first loop then split the two legs of the second loop. Continue on splitting the one loop and carrying 4 legs from three different loops.

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DIY Obsession: Weaving on a Potholder Loom