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Category Archives: looms
What a Cute Little Baby!
Here’s the newest addition to my family of Rigid Heddle Looms. . . a used size A Easy Weaver, which I found on eBay. Smaller, 17-1/2″ x 10″, and much lighter, than my 18″ x 18″ Bs, this baby will … Continue reading
Posted in looms
Tagged Easy Weaver A, Easy Weaver B, Easy Weaver Loom, Harrisville Designs, pegLoom, rigid heddle loom
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It’s Official – I’m a Weaving Teacher!
I taught my first weaving class Saturday, one-on-one with Linda, a nursing home employee, who recently received a vintage Peacock table loom for her birthday. – You can take a look through a Peacock instruction booklet, here. – The timing … Continue reading
News – Some Old, Some New
The cute little Initiation floor looms that the nursing home and I bought back in December had no reeds. So, I ordered a brand new one, an 8 dent, the gauge needed for yarns like RHSS. – I know, shocking, … Continue reading
Posted in looms, Weaving
Tagged Antique Floor Loom, Beka 10" Child's Loom, rhl, rigid heddle loom
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Two Firsts
Man, this blog is so behind! I last wrote about DH and I making potholder looms back on November 24th. Remember that 12″ frame that I found up in our attic? – the one with the bathtub picture. Well, before … Continue reading
Posted in looms, Weaving
Tagged DIY potholder loom, frame loom, potholder loom, t-shirt loopers
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Postponed
Two people in the nursing home’s Rec. Dept. are out sick so Ellen can’t get away tomorrow to go pick up the looms. We’re hoping to do it next week. In the meantime, I’ve asked for the looms’ dimensions when … Continue reading
Getting Acquainted
I’m going to try very hard not to over-think this project. After all, the previous owner of my Saori loom has already measured out and wound on a bright pink and blue warp and started weaving. All I have to … Continue reading
Posted in Bag Patterns, Bags, looms, Weaving, Yarn Stash
Tagged Saori Loom, weaving, weaving loom, yarn scraps
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Craigslist Strikes Again
This seller was motivated, so motivated that she placed a listing in both Craigslist and Ravelry. So really, there was no hope for me! lol. I couldn’t have helped but see it on one website or the other. I was … Continue reading
Posted in looms, Weaving
Tagged bobbin winder, comb reed, Craigslist, cross holder, free-style weaving, reed holder, Saori weaving, SX60 Saori loom
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What a Day!!
DH and I may start celebrating June 1st as an annual holiday, just so we’ll always remember what a special day it was for me this year! The Craigslist ad read: “I have a Kromski Harp 24″ Heddle loom for … Continue reading
Posted in looms, Tag Sales, Thrifty Treasures, Weaving
Tagged church sale, Craigslist, crochet cotton thread, Kromski Harp, novelty yarn, rigid heddle loom, thrift store
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Shopping on eBay
I’ve done some research on where I might teach weaving within half an hour’s drive of our home. Community centers, senior centers and continuing education programs seem most likely. I found out that several places require a minimum of six … Continue reading
Posted in looms, Thrifty Treasures
Tagged Avalon vintage loom, eBay, rigid heddle loom, weaving loom
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Like an Amusement Park. . .
for Weavers!, the Hands on Weaving Demonstration, hosted by The Handweavers’ Guild of Connecticut was a wonderful way for us to spend a Saturday. Guild members demonstrated about twenty different types of weaving, most of which visitors were welcome to … Continue reading