Water Bottle Cozy

Here's something else I made for the Australian Knitters swap on Ravelry. The bag itself is crocheted and the handle is woven on my Eolia loom.


I didn't use a pattern, just crocheted a base large enough in single crochet and then used a pattern from a stitch dictionary for the bag. I can't remember what I used now.

Woven Tote Bag

This is another project for the Australian Knitters swap on ravelry, made for the daughter of my swap partner.

In progress

Finished!

It's tabby woven on my Eolia Rigid Heddle Loom using worsted acrylic yarn, ladder yarn and some ribbon, and then lined.

Weave It Menu Holder

First of all, I'll just apologise for the fact that this isn't a great photo. This was one of those gifts that was being finished as I was getting ready to leave (but then the photos was taken when I made the new owner give it back briefly!). It's a take away menu holder that I made for a house warming gift with 8 4" Weave-It squares sewn together and with a loom flower on the top. My half sister had admired our take away pouch and I'd just got my Weave-It's so it was a great opportunity to use it.

Woven Bookmarks

I made one of these bookmarks for my mum for mothers day (yes, it's posted a little late!) but ended up with enough warp length to turn the loom around and weave another (shorter) bookmark from the other end.

And I'm finally using up some of my novelty yarn which I bought because the price was really good, and it looked nice in the ball but it's a challenge to make look nice in a project.

Weaving Fun

Yes, it's another ebay purchase but I think it's the last for the moment (maybe). It's an Eolia loom. Yay! Loomy fun.



I think I need to get the expansion kit bits because at the moment the length of whatever I can weave is fairly short.