There is something addictive about a wooden loom from the very first pass: you watch the fabric grow before you, thread by thread, without screens or rush. This book is the guide that takes you from your first warp to a wall hanging that will have people asking you where you bought it.
What you will weave
Seven brightly colored projects, designed so that each one teaches you something new:
- A bookmark to start and get the feel of the loom
- A necklace and a brooch, weaving turned into accessories
- A coaster and a cushion to bring the technique into your home
- And two wall hangings, the pieces that crown the book
Who it is for
For those who have never touched a loom and want to learn without frustration, and also for those who already weave and are looking to delve deeper into technique and design. Nothing is assumed: materials, tools, and stitches are explained from the beginning, with detailed photographs and steps that don't skip anything.
What makes this book different
It goes beyond just copying patterns. Allyson Rousseau teaches you how to create your own designs: color theory applied to wool, working with grids, and how to combine a broad palette without the result looking off. You finish the book knowing how to weave what is in it and, more importantly, what you haven't yet imagined.
How each project is structured
List of materials, necessary techniques, step-by-step photographs, and precise explanations. 128 large-format pages (21.5 x 28 cm), designed to be kept open next to the loom while you work.
An idea
The loom is one of the few crafts where the result genuinely decorates a wall. A piece made by you says more about your home than any store-bought print — and it is a gift that no one else will have.
Technical specifications
- Author: Allyson Rousseau
- ISBN: 978-84-9874-778-2
- Reference: 203513
- Publisher: El Drac
- Binding: Paperback
- Number of pages: 128
- Format: 21.5 x 28 cm
- Language: Spanish
