r/weaving • u/Ornithophilia • Apr 10 '26
Work in Progress First weaving project ever. Definitely addicted!
Had no idea how fast this would work up! Was gifted a beautiful "heirloom" inkle loom and couldn't wait to start. Of course, I'm almost done and one of the pegs on my loom pops off so it currently being repaired 🤣 absolutely addicted!
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u/muthaknitter Apr 10 '26
Could you share the pattern? It is gorgeous!
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u/Ornithophilia Apr 11 '26
Hey there! This is actually from the The Birds mochila crochet pattern by Priscilla Bradburn! It is a free pattern, too!
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u/snailsshrimpbeardie Apr 10 '26
What a BEAUTIFUL band!!! If you don't already have Annie MacHale's book In Celebration of Plain Weave, I highly recommend it!
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u/alisonmarie66 Apr 11 '26
So darn pretty! Do you ever incorporate gems into your work? Or better question, what are you making? 😊
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u/Ornithophilia Apr 11 '26
This is my first weave, so I havent even thought of that!
This is a strap for a crochet bag that I am making. The bag itself is called The Birds by Priscilla Bradburn, if you want to see it! https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/the-birds-4
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u/Designer-Listen9774 Apr 11 '26
Hi! Mind sharing what thickness thread you used? That looks exactly the kind I am looking for. Great job btw!
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u/krampaus Apr 12 '26
this is so cool! how wide are you able to weave with this?
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u/Ornithophilia Apr 12 '26
You know, im not sure! This strap is 1.5" wide, and this loom could easily handle twice that plus some.

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u/Tatmia Apr 10 '26
Unbelievable work - especially for a first project. Your edges and tension do not read “beginner”