Floor loom

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.

The Ashford Brooklyn 4-shaft table loom is an excellent next step if you’re ready to move beyond a rigid heddle loom and explore more complex weave structures. It’s also a fantastic starting point for anyone new to multi-shaft weaving... the skills you learn on this loom will translate seamlessly to a larger floor loom or another table loom with more shafts. I’ve finally had the chance to use this loom, and I have so much to share! #tableloom #weavingloom #loomreview #ashfordloom

The Loom Exchange | Floor Looms and Tapestry Looms

With the help of two generous weavers I finally have good images of the loom with many parts labeled. Thanks to Sue Jensen and Morgan Clifford for assisting in this effort! These images are now part of my PDF Manual. And here they are for you too! Enjoy ~ Sarah CP from the front CP side view CP treadle detail CP cloth beam brake system B Model back view B Model side view

Since moving to California five years ago, the Los Angeles textile artist Rachel Duvall has been refining an almost scientific approach to handweaving.

The different types of looms available for rug weaving and the pros and cons of each one. Tapestry weaver Christabel Balfour shares her top tips for choosing the best loom for you.

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three loom types & the textiles they create

The Ashford Jack loom has been newly redesigned. It features a built-in raddle, paralell lamms, a wide shed, a beater with shuttle race and ten treadles