Hexagon Rectangle Weaving Loom Placemat (basic weave)
Step 3 - Finishing
It's so much fun to pull your piece off the loom and see the finished product!
You may then either cut the loops or leave them, whichever you choose will determine how the finished piece looks.
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| The photo on the right shows how the placemat will look after being removed from the loom. You may leave it as is or continue if you like the fringed edge look. |  |
| To achieve the fringed edges, first cut all of the loops. |  |
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| Next using a wool brush (I actually use a wire brush used for grooming pets), brush all of the edges and trim any extra long strands. The photo on the right displays the front of the finished placemat. I was able to get white centers of the intersections by using a white worsted weight yarn for the final round during step 1, weaving, see next photo. |  |
| This photo displays the back of the finished placemat and also the white worsted weight yarn I used for the final round during step 1, weaving. |  |
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