Easy Weaving With Little Looms Winter 2026

For millennia, wool has remained a beloved fiber among weavers for its warmth, beauty, and durability. Today’s weavers have more options for wool and wool blends than ever before. Whether you need to weave a scarf that’s next-to-skin soft or a thick, sturdy rug that will last for years, there’s a wool for that.

The Winter 2026 issue of Easy Weaving with Little Looms showcases what makes this natural fiber so special. You’ll find wool-based projects to keep you warm, including scarves, shawls, and even a cape. Stay equally cozy at home with a tasseled pillow, a rep-weave runner, and a quilt-inspired blanket. Other woolly projects include a trio of Baltic-style pick-up bookmarks, a set of cheerful mug rugs, and so much more!

You’ll also:

• Find out how easy it is to design your own krokbragd patterns for the rigid-heddle loom from expert Kelly Casanova.
• Discover what makes breed-specific yarns so special—and how these unique characteristics benefit weavers.
• Combine clasped weft with color-and-weave to create cloth that only looks complex.
• Explore wool’s natural ability to full to create projects with differential shrinkage.
• Learn how to use needlefelting to embellish handwoven wool cloth.

Features:

• How I Made It: A Castle Tower Tool Bag by Elise Mann
• Reasons to Weave with Breed-Specific Wool by Pamela K. Schultz
• How Krokbragd Works by Kelly Casanova

  For millennia, wool has remained a beloved fiber among weavers for its warmth, beauty, and durability. Today’s weavers have more options for wool and wool blends than ever before. Whether you need to weave a scarf that’s next-to-skin soft or a thick, sturdy rug that will last for years, there’s a wool for that.

  The Winter 2026 issue of Easy Weaving with Little Looms showcases what makes this natural fiber so special. You’ll find wool-based projects to keep you warm, including scarves, shawls, and even a cape. Stay equally cozy at home with a tasseled pillow, a rep-weave runner, and a quilt-inspired blanket. Other woolly projects include a trio of Baltic-style pick-up bookmarks, a set of cheerful mug rugs, and so much more!

  You’ll also:

  • Find out how easy it is to design your own krokbragd patterns for the rigid-heddle loom from expert Kelly Casanova.
  • Discover what makes breed-specific yarns so special—and how these unique characteristics benefit weavers.
  • Combine clasped weft with color-and-weave to create cloth that only looks complex.
  • Explore wool’s natural ability to full to create projects with differential shrinkage.
  • Learn how to use needlefelting to embellish handwoven wool cloth.

  Features:

  • How I Made It: A Castle Tower Tool Bag by Elise Mann
  • Reasons to Weave with Breed-Specific Wool by Pamela K. Schultz
  • How Krokbragd Works by Kelly Casanova.
  • Projects:
    • Northern Lights Scarf by Malynda Allen (rigid heddle)
    • Winter Solstice Cape by Wendy Arnott (rigid heddle)
    • Blocks on Blocks Blanket by Anthony Thompson (pin loom)
    • Blue Border Stole by Rahul Kiran K (rigid heddle)
    • Mysigt Krokbragd Runner by Michele Marshall (rigid heddle)
    • Roseband Belt by Mari Voipio (inkle)
    • Pick It Up Again Bookmarks by Heather Torgenrud (inkle)
    • Colorplay Wrist Rest by Mary Ann Cheng Pittmann (rigid heddle)
    • Embossed Lines Pillow by Dana Rebmann (pin loom)
    • Fields of Gold Scarf by Brittany Wells (rigid heddle)
    • Supernova Shawl by Pamela K. Schultz (rigid heddle)
    • Seaside Sunset Rug by Carolyn Heacock (rigid heddle)
    • Simple Joy Scarf by Bethany Nash (rigid heddle)
    • Nine-Patch Mug Rugs by Margaret Stump (pin loom)
    • Bright Bubbles Tote by Gabi van Tassell (pin loom)
    • Sweet Dreams Lamb Stuffie by Deborah Bagley (pin loom)
    • Flower Box Runner by Gala McCurdy (rigid heddle)
    • Playful Plaid Scarves by Deborah Jarchow (rigid heddle)

    In this issue

    1. Editor’s Letter p.4
    2. How I Made It: A Castle Tower Tool Bag p.6
    3. Reasons to Weave with Breed-Specific Wool p.12
    4. What’s Happening: Join the Fun! A Retreat for Every Weaver p.16
    5. How Krokbragd Works p.18
    6. Gear Guide: Fancy Findings p.22
    7. Northern Lights Scarf · Malynda Allen p.24
    8. Winter Solstice Cape · Wendy Arnott p.25
    9. Blocks on Blocks Blanket · Anthony Thompson p.26
    10. Blue Border Stole · Rahul Kiran K p.27
    11. Mysigt Krokbragd Runner · Michele Marshall p.40
    12. Roseband Belt · Mari Voipio p.41
    13. Pick It Up Again Bookmarks · Heather Torgenrud p.42
    14. Colorplay Wrist Rest · Mary Ann Cheng Pittman p.43
    15. Embossed Lines Pillow · Dana Rebmann p.58
    16. Fields of Gold Scarf · Brittany Wells p.59
    17. Supernova Shawl · Pamela K. Schultz p.60
    18. Seaside Sunset Rug · Carolyn Heacock p.61
    19. Simple Joy Scarf · Bethany Nash p.62
    20. Nine-Patch Mug Rugs · Margaret Stump p.63
    21. Bright Bubbles Tote · Gabi van Tassell p.74
    22. Sweet Dreams Lamb Stuffie · Deborah Bagley p.75
    23. Flower Box Runner · Gala McCurdy p.76
    24. Playful Plaid Scarves · Deborah Jarchow p.77
    25. Reader’s Guide p.90
    26. Meet the Designers p.93
    27. Project Index p.96