Rectangle Loom Gallery - Cobblestone Alpacas

Rectangles are my favorite loom to play with. I just love the beautiful diamond shaped designs that naturally occur when weaving. This was also the first shape I learned on, which makes it special to me. However, this is the more difficult loom to learn how to weave on. Why? While you’re weaving you are required to twist the yarn to keep the over/under pattern. That’s it. The twist makes it a little harder to learn, but if you’re up to a challenge, this is a fun shape to play on!

*I’ve added a list and pictures of examples of what Theresa and I have made on each size loom. The list is by no means complete or the only things your can make. It’s only limited by your imagination! So get creative!

Rectangle Loom Weaving Books Available

Here it is, our long awaited beginners guide to the 10×60 Rectangle loom, or more commonly known, the scarf loom. We are excited to provide you with a collection of 36 patterns and 3 designs to create beautiful scarves and cowls. Once again Theresa and I have tried our hardest to provide you with easy to read and follow along instructions for starting, working on, and finishing your rectangle loom.

It’s never too early to prepare for winter by making cozy scarves, cowls, and more on Stone Mountain Looms 10×60 rectangle loom.

May you make many beautiful projects on your loom!

-Ashli and Theresa

Included in this book:

How to start, weave, and finish your rectangle loom
30+ Rectangle Patterns
3 Different Designs

To Purchase any of our weaving books, you can buy directly from either Theresa Jewell or Ashli Weiss. Our books are also available on: Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other large book retailers.