Here's how to make this potholder, using earth-tone loops: Vertical loops from left to right: autumn burgundy spice willow autumn...

This potholder is made with turquoise, spice, and flax loops. I kept fiddling around with patterns and decided to make it with the...

About a year ago, I came across a YouTube video by Piglet Evans about a weaving technique using 3-layer warping . (See below for video.)...

The colors in this earth-tone potholder are a pleasing blend of winter white, willow (olive green), and spice. Here's how to make:...

This potholder was inspired by an image I saw online. Here's how I made it: Color: burgundy, robin's egg blue, and flax Vertical loops...

The log cabin pattern is one of my favorite potholder patterns. The only trick is that on pegs 9 and 10 one color is repeated (both...

After weaving a bunch of earth-tone potholders, I had fun making a potholder with bright primary colors: This is an easy pattern: Warp...

I saw an image of this pattern on Pinterest, but I couldn't figure out how to make it on my own, even though the loops were shown on the...

I recently tried a challenging two-color pattern called a Two-Two Twill Diamond pattern , which I found on Piglet's Potholder Patterns ...

I found this pattern on the amazing and very helpful Piglet Potholder Patterns site. (Note: they have created a chart for this pattern...

To get started weaving a potholder, you need only minimal equipment--a potholder loom, a bag of loops, a weaving hook, and a crochet hook...