4) Begin weaving! Pick the yarn color you’d like for your first row and thread it through the needle. I like to start at the top of the Y and work my way down to where the Y-shape begins. I leave two to three inches of yarn hanging at the open end of the warp which I will weave in at the end of the weaving project. Weave your yarn through the warp in an over-under-over-under pattern until you’re happy with the look. To finish with that color, weave to the end of the warp and then cut it, leaving a 2″ tail. You’ll weave that tail into the piece at the end.
Repeat this process as you switch yarn colors. For more intricate designs, try switching up your weaving pattern. I like my simple rows of color, and I’m still a little new to weaving so I kept it pretty simple.
Tip: Use a fork to pull your yarn/string in tight before starting the next row. Do this for each row completed.
Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for great idea!
You’re welcome! It’s such a fun project, and one you can do with kids too!