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25/11/2014

Cardboard loom

1. Secure one end of the wool at the back of the cardboard loom. 

2. Weave the wool round the back and front using the teeth at the top and bottom of the loom. 

3. Now take another piece of tape and fix the other end of the wool to the back. 

4. Take another coloured wool and a weaving needle and thread it. 

5. Begin weaving your thread under one and then over one as so... 


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