Hexagon Weaving Loom Potholder (basic weave)
Step 3 - Finishing
You may either cut the potholder off the loom with scissors or gently pull it off. Whichever you choose will determine how the finished piece looks.
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| This is the finished piece, pulled off of the loom. You can leave as loops or cut with scissors. |  |
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| I decided to cut the loops and fray the edges with a fine tooth comb. You have to kind of comb the yarn side to side to get the frayed effect. |  |
| This is the finished piece. I was really happy with the results. It's difficult to see in the photo, but this is a very soft yarn with gold thread running through it. |  |
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