Purple wall weaving hanging

Purple wall weaving

Wall weaving have been making a major comeback in recent years. They always add a unique touch to any space. Learn to make them yourself and you will have something that represents you so well. I am a self-taught weaver and I am passionate about learning everything I can about weaving.

In today’s post I am gone show you one of my 2 purple wall weaving. My weaving are created on a homemade loom my husband made for me.

Materials:

• Loom
• Yarn – different types
• Different crocheted I-cords
• Scissors
• Needles

With purple yarn I made vertical strings on my loom – also known as warp. Then I start making tassels along the bottom.

To create tassels along the bottom, cut the length of your chosen yarn about 80 cm. Fold your yarn in half twice. You will be creating one tassel per peg. Thread the folded center over the first strand of warp and under the second then back up again.

Take the ends on the left side up and over the second strand of your warp and under the loop you’ve just created, feeding them through. This will be the start of your first knot. Keep pulling through towards the right until you have created your knot. Pull the tassel ends downward so that the knot ends up underneath the peg. Repeat this process for each peg until all the pegs have a tassel attached.

With a needle start weaving the yarn into the warp by going under and over, or twice under and twice over. Using different types of yarn and different colors you get a 3 D feeling. Also, I-cords or other crocheted piece of material helps with that.

Always be gentle with your weaving. Also, make tying knots along the top and the bottom to prevent your weaving from coming apart.

Last step is to attach a wooden dowel, copper pipe, branch, etc. Simply slip through the loops along the top and you are all done.

Driftwood needs to be attached more secured because is misshaped. 

Purple wall weaving

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