This website was created by Piglet Evans and Matthew Simon Cavalletto to share our collection of charts that explore techniques for weaving potholders using stretchy loops and simple peg looms. Read more about our work and this website.
Weaving Charts
We’ve created more than six hundred free potholder weaving charts, including designs for both traditional 7-inch loops and “pro” 10-inch loops. You can search for individual weaving charts or get a combined PDF of the full collection.
Blog Posts
Our blog posts include photos and commentary on many of the designs, as well as more general discussions of weaving techniques and pattern design. You can subscribe to get new posts by email.
Featured Posts
- A touching story of how weaving changed one older man’s life.
- A variety of heart-shaped patterns suitable for Valentine’s day.
- Make the fabulous twill rainbow shown in our site header.
Our Most Recent Posts
- Exhibiting at the Kings County Fiber Festival
- Potholder Designs by Allie Hoffman
- Double-Weave Templates
- Outstanding at the Crossroad
- A Few Corrections
- Friendly Loom Loop Pack Pricing
- Potholder Videos by Margie Duffy
- More Split-Loop Twill Charts
- Visiting the Hartford Artisans Weaving Center
- An Affordable Wood Peg Loom
Browse by Category
- Applications
- Basics
- Basket Weave
- Clasp Weave
- Community
- Multilayer
- Resources
- Shadow Weave
- Split-Loop
- Supplies
- Tabby Weave
- Textured
- Twill Weave
- Unusual Weaves
- Updates
- Vanity
Recent Photos from the Blog
Learn More
This collection, and each of the individual charts, are available to everyone for free under an “open culture” license.
Understanding a few common conventions used by the potholder-weaving community will help you understand how to read our charts, including the meaning of the | and — symbols.
The charts are all drawn in black, white, and gray so they’re easy to read and print, but you can weave them using any colors you like.