Loopy Cotton Washcloths on a Rigid Heddle Loom - Fall 2026 - In Person

Has it been a while since you have used your loom and cannot quite remember the set up? Do you want a simple project that goes beyond a scarf? This class reviews the threading process and explores some new tips and tricks such as lashing on, weaving with multiple colors in both warp and weft, how to weave a piece to be hemmed rather than fringed and more. Students learn how to easily make a textured surface by looping the weft threads. Webs draft #237 is included in the price of the class and makes two washcloths approximately 8” square.

Students thread up their looms in class, work at their own pace and finish up at home.

For the comfort and safety of our students and teachers, students may be asked to wear a mask during in person classes and workshops, and masks are available upon request.

Format: In-Person

Prerequisite:  Intro To Rigid Heddle, or equivalent

Materials Required:

RH loom 15” or wider with 10 dent reed, loom stand or clamps, warping peg, threading hook, tape measure, two sturdy rubber bands, scissors, Fray Check, 4 stick shuttles at least 12” long, one pickup stick 18” or longer (or an additional stick shuttle), one 10” straight knitting needle US 10/5mm, one crochet hook E or H, craft paper 14” wide by approximately 36” (can be in two pieces).

Yarn: Valley Yarns Westhampton: 2 balls main color (01 Natural in photo), one ball light contrast (15 Haze), one ball dark contrast (13 Midnight Sky) Valley Yarns Montague: one or two skeins to be wound into a ball or cake before class. (Please note: one skein is enough for both washcloths, as each takes approximately 30 yards.)

Several yards of scrap yarn for header

When possible, please buy your materials from WEBS.

Cancellation Policy: For all classes, payment of full tuition is due at time of registration. Tuition will be refunded only if the class is cancelled by WEBS, or if there is a waiting list and your spot can be filled.

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Note: If you are purchasing more than one unit of the same class, please call Customer Service with that person's name and information.