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  • Capper's Farmer

    CRAFT A HOMEMADE LOOM & COASTERS

    Jan 03, 2020 3 minutes
    Story and photos by Andreia Gomes

    I'VE always appreciated the process of creating things with my own hands. A few years ago, I discovered the world of weaving. I was intrigued by the beauty of it, and almost immediately, I wanted to learn. I started teaching myself by reading tutorials in old magazines and vintage books.

    Over the past few years, I've fallen in love with fiber arts, especially weaving. I enjoy the entire process. Weaving is relaxing and meditative, as well as fun and

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