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Weave Your Way - Mini House and Hills Tapestry

Learn to weave a tiny landscape.

Beginners Welcome!

  • My approach leads you in a fun, relaxed process.
  • Incorporating embroidery adds texture and detail. It’s easy, too!
  • I guide you through every step - from putting the warp and cartoon on the loom to hanging it up.

What You’ll Learn

  • Warp the loom and use a cartoon for weaving
  • Weave simple shapes
  • Soumak weaving technique
  • Blending two colors
  • Weave a gradient sky
  • Embellish with embroidery

Reference Lessons

  • Weaving Skills in a Minute and Embroidery Skills in a Minute feature quick reference lessons to help along the way.

When does the class start?

  •  You can start as soon as you purchase the class. Go through the lessons on your own time and work at your own pace.  

Course Outline

Course Outline

  • Getting Started - 4 lessons
  • Weaving - 10 lessons
  • Take the Weaving Off the Loom - 1 lesson
  • Finishing the Backside - 1 lesson
  • Embroidery - 1 lesson
  • Prepare to Hang - 1 lesson
  • Weaving Skills in a Minute - 4 lessons
  • Embroidery Skills in a Minute - 2 lessons 
  • Glossary - 1 lesson
  • Getting Started - 4 lessons
  • Weaving - 10 lessons
  • Take the Weaving Off the Loom - 1 lesson
  • Finishing the Backside - 1 lesson
  • Embroidery - 1 lesson
  • Prepare to Hang - 1 lesson
  • Weaving Skills in a Minute - 4 lessons
  • Embroidery Skills in a Minute - 2 lessons 
  • Glossary - 1 lesson

Materials Needed

Materials Needed

  • Printer and paper for cartoon
  • Loom - see the Tiny Loom in my shop
  • Warp string - I use 8/4 cotton
  • Tapestry Weft Yarn  - see kit
  • Tapestry needles - I use two sizes - #13 and #18
  • Scissors
  • Sewing thread and needle
  • Optional - steam iron
  • Clear tacky glue
  • Small stick, rod, or hanger

  • Printer and paper for cartoon
  • Loom - see the Tiny Loom in my shop
  • Warp string - I use 8/4 cotton
  • Tapestry Weft Yarn  - see kit
  • Tapestry needles - I use two sizes - #13 and #18
  • Scissors
  • Sewing thread and needle
  • Optional - steam iron
  • Clear tacky glue
  • Small stick, rod, or hanger

Your Teacher- Lucy Jennings

Your Teacher- Lucy Jennings

I grew up sewing, and I loved the feel of cloth in my hands. That's what drew me to weaving: getting to work with yarn and understanding how it all goes into making textiles.

 When I got to college, I was intrigued by the weaving courses, and that was that! I've been weaving ever since - over forty years. 

I've been a teacher all of those years, too, and my favorite thing is to bring my weaving world to beginners like you.

I grew up sewing, and I loved the feel of cloth in my hands. That's what drew me to weaving: getting to work with yarn and understanding how it all goes into making textiles.

 When I got to college, I was intrigued by the weaving courses, and that was that! I've been weaving ever since - over forty years. 

I've been a teacher all of those years, too, and my favorite thing is to bring my weaving world to beginners like you.

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