This modular design made from postcards, appears in a book by Isao Honda, published in 1959. Recorded in David Mitchell’s Public Paperfolding History Project.
Instructions for a woven made of postcards from ‘The world of origami’ by Isao Honda (1965) available from Internet Archive.
Instructions for a stand made of postcards from ‘The world of origami’ by Isao Honda (1965) available from Internet Archive.
History of American woven potholders – originally made from waste from the sock manufacturing industry – and can still be made by recycling your old socks.
by Lois Walpole Tidy the garden and make something highly useful from dead leaves. Instructions include 2 videos.
Houndstooth pattern also known as Pinwheel. Rachel recommends 100% cotton loops for potholders rather than blend or jersey loops – to stop fingers getting burnt.
Experiments in design aimed to solve a basic need: to drink. No not 1000 here, I picked out a few of my favourites. Ernesto Oroza
It took me a while to figure out how clever this cup is. Take a close look and see if you can work it out. Ernesto Oroza
How to make an eco-dish cloth out of socks or scrap fabric. I like the temporary loom made out of pegs. Video in French by by Imprimerie Villière.
Use old socks to weave a Dish Sponge [Slightly updated instructions]. Includes video. By Permacrafters
Some simple projects from bicycle tubes. Image search – various makers
Overview of ChuChu loop weaving with inner tubes, from their Facebook page.
Great project using Reverse Windmill Loop Weave By Hans from the Netherlands
Love this mat. Innertube Loop Creations by Idea63
