Looms are the most well known word to the people in terms of weaving. Basic parts of a weaving loom are described in this article.

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In this post, I'll go over how to use a Leclerc Artisat floor loom, and give some tips for buying a second-hand floor loom, setting it up, and starting to weave. Ever since I got my Schacht Flip Loom , I've been keeping an eye out for something bigger. I like my rigid heddle loom, but I wa

Rigid-heddle weavers regularly ask me this question or a variation on this theme, essentially wanting to know if they will reach a limit with their rigid-heddle loom. All looms have constraints. Syne Mitchell, a dedicated multi-shaft loom weaver and author of Inventive Weaving on a Little Loom, talks beautifully about the concept of constraints throughout her work. ... Read more

Buying a floor loom second-hand is a great way to save money, but it's sometimes hard to know where to begin! In this post I’m sharing how I went about choosing, sourcing and restoring my own second-hand looms, and my tips for getting the right loom for you.

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The Loom has been SOLD. I love fibre work and textile design, and in the past I have spent many happy hours weaving, everything from blankets from handspun wool from my own sheep and goats, rag rugs, fine cotton/wool colonial overshot, cotton and linen teatowels, scarves, yardage of all descriptions, etc..... The Queen of Looms. The Glimakra Countermarch Floor Loom is a favourite of highly skilled weavers and perfect for beginners, too. Made in Sweden and built to last a lifetime. Can be…

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Learning about looms has several subsections. Please select a topic area from the menu on the left. There is a wealth of information in these sections. If you already have a loom, click on the first button, Basic Loom Information for help with your loom. Take your time and please call us if you have questions about weaving or about looms. Below is a diagram of common components of a floor loom.

Multi-shaft looms allow you to create complex weaving patterns. But they aren't as intimidating as they look! This blog post shares all about multi-shaft looms, and what you should consider before buying your first loom.