How Do You Make Loop Loom Potholders?
There is something very satisfying to children when they complete a craft project. When the craft project actually has a functional role in everyday life (and thus is likely to get used by a grown-up), the project becomes even more satisfying. Perhaps that is why good, old-fashioned loom loop potholders have enjoyed such a strong following for so many years. With a pile of loops fashioned from scrap fabric and a simple square loom, a child can transform castoff scraps into a beautiful, long-lasting loom loop potholder. Knowing how to make loom loop potholders is easy, even if you have never tried it. Start weaving one today, and in no time at all, your loom loop potholder will be ready for action in your kitchen. Buy a loom. To make a loom loop potholder, you will need to have a loom. Plastic looms manufactured specifically for this purpose are usually available at crafting supply stores. If you are unable to locate a loom, you can also make your own by inserting small tacks along the
