This is the wall hanging she made for her daughter. Awesome! Thanks for showing us your weaving!
Kristina's rug won first place at Fiber Frolic in Maine! What an awesome job she did making a rug with her lucet. Congratulations on First Place!
From Jay Allen, I just wanted to share the newest thing I made with my lucet. It's a bracelet made from string and a strip of suede.
The blue and white cords were made by Jay with a four pronged lucet. Perhaps we will think about developing a new four pronged lucet...
How awesome is that?! Thank you for sharing what you made and for the inspiration!
Cathie's tapestry weaving created on our tapestry loom. Awesome job! Thanks for sharing!
Pearl, Gail Strehan's cat, hanging out on her rug, made using a lucet. Looks comfy! Thanks for sharing!
Jolynn’s handspun yarn made using our support spindle. Great job, thanks for sharing!
This rug was woven with cords made with a lucet. The rug measures 20" by 6'. Awesome Job!
This is certainly one of the most unique tapestry weavings we have seen! Thank you for sharing with us!
We love getting the chance to see our tools in use! That certainly does look relaxing, thanks for sharing @ramboruns.
Roxanne's use of different materials in this weaving is truly inspirational. Check out that stick she chose for the top of her weaving! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing Cori!
Thank you to all that have taken the time to share projects. It truly means the world for us to see what you make with our tools.
Check out these amazing colorful shoe laces that BravenRaven made for her Vans. You can check out other projects she has made on her instagram account: @bravenravenfiberarts
WOW! These handcrafted Shakespeare costumes are just amazing and Cori's contribution is nothing short of beautiful. The lacing that she made with her lucet is authentic to the time period and really TIES the costume together.
What a great idea! Liz used our lucet to make cord that she incorporated in her weaving with her SAORI loom. She also used regular yarn and some grapevines. How cool is that?! Thank you for sharing what you made and for the inspiration!
We met Vickie a few years ago at the Maryland Sheep & Wool Festival, where she purchased one of our tapestry looms. And...WOW! Look at what she has done! She has incorporated so many cool things, rocks, bark, curved sticks and so much more! Thanks for inspiring us!
Barb was kind enough to share these images with us on Twitter. Check out how amazing this necklace came out. Thanks for the inspiration Barb!
Here is a collection of weavings that were created on our Tapestry Loom. They were created by myself, Linda, my daughter, son and my niece. We typically bring these with us to our shows as samples to inspire some creativity in the people passing through our booth. We hope that you enjoy them!