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Unconditional Satisfaction GuaranteeNo Shipping Fees Above 302 Months to Decide. Returns Simplified.PlayfulPeg LoomWeaving: A Modern Approach to the Ancient Technique of Peg Loom Weaving, Plus 17 Projects to Make
Author: Stephanie Fradette
There has been a recent renaissance in our relationship and interaction with textiles in interior design. Playful Peg Loom Weaving breathes new life into an ancient traditional craft form with a choice of contemporary projects presented for a modern lifestyle.
Fiber artist Stephanie Fradette introduces you to weaving with the peg loom and sticks in this vibrant and fun guide. Her thoughtfully curated selection of fresh, trending woven projects embrace contemporary color palettes, easily mastered techniques and high-quality materials to guarantee satisfying finished objects.
Whether you have a few hours in the evening, a day off or a whole weekend to dedicate to creativity, the guide conveniently groups textile creations by duration. So whatever your inspiration and available time, the intuitive step-by-step collection of projects ensures everyday crafters and seasoned makers alike can embrace the ease and versatility of weaving on a peg.
With plenty of techniques to discover, fiber alternatives and DIY resources, you can make it your own while experimenting with this meditative woven craft.
Playful Peg Loom Weaving lets you play, have fun and relax, and in doing so, grow organically and creatively beyond the fleece. Whatever your inspiration or motivation, the new craft to master isPeg Looms Weaving.
Stephanie Fradette is the fiber artist behind the brand “Le Petit Moose”, a nod to her French-Canadian roots. The Scottish-based yarn enthusiast and designer-maker incorporates bold and contrasting colors throughout her woven collections, showcasing rich textures and contemporary design. She has been weaving since 2014, collaborated with Mollie Makes Magazine and enjoys delivering community-building creative workshops across the UK. Discover more of her work via her website www.lepetitmoose.com
