Weave a rug or wall hanging in a weekend Guide

Less Scrolling. More Making.

Weave a chunky wall hanging in a weekend. This free guide takes you from crocheting your chain to hanging your finished piece, using the Lojan 70cm rigid heddle loom with the 2.5dpi heddle.

Chunky, textured wall hangings are easier to make than they look, and you don't need any weaving experience. This free step-by-step guide shows you how to crochet a thick chain from aran yarn, warp your loom, weave, and finish a piece about 65cm wide in either a 1m or 2m length.

What's inside

• A clear project overview: size, number of warp ends and the warp length to set
• A yarn quantity table for 1m and 2m hangings, so you know how much to buy
• How to crochet your chunky chain (two strands of aran on a 9mm hook)
• Direct warping for the 2.5dpi heddle, step by step
• Weaving tips for neat edges and an even, soft beat
• How to add texture by alternating crocheted rows with plain rows
• Colour and pattern ideas
• Finishing, tucking in ends and hanging your piece
• A troubleshooting table for common problems

What you'll need
A Lojan 70cm rigid heddle loom with the 2.5dpi heddle, chunky or aran weight yarn, a 9mm crochet hook, scissors, a tapestry needle and a dowel or branch for hanging.

This can ofcourse be done on a smaller rigid heddle loom!

Good to know
This is an instant PDF download. It works alongside the manufacturer's booklet supplied with your loom, which has the photos for assembly and threading.

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Free PDF guide to weaving a chunky wall hanging on a Lojan 70cm rigid heddle loom. Yarn quantities, warping, texture tips and finishing included.