18th Century Weaving: A Spinning House Demonstration

Enjoy the process of 18th century style weaving. Here to explain the weaving process is historic trades interpreter, Margaret Lineberger.

[@crowznest438]

I appreciate the extra patience required to rein in those contrary harnesses. ; )

[@ciphercode2298]

I'd have better luck understanding the launch instructions for the space shuttle, but its fascinating anyway.

[@michelehumphrey852]

Fascinating… great video 😊

[@lidiavidalnimrichter2782]

Lembrei do tempo que fazíamos pulseirinhas num mini tear. Muito legal!

[@K31swiss]

I gotta build one of these.

[@beagleissleeping5359]

Might I suggest watching "Loom Owner's Companion" with Tom Knisely. It will help you understand better how the parts all work, if you don't already know that is.

[@robmarshallofficial]

Thank you for sharing this video, it’s very informative

[@rickschuman2926]

It would be nice if the bars would stay aligned so you did not have to stop and adjust them every time.

[@jj90789]

Smashing the like button 👍thank you..thank you very much

[@nycapplesJH]

I watched that and still have absolutely no idea how that loom works lol

[@historygradstu]

what were the reeds for the beater board made from? it didnt look like metal

[@dorym8045]

The older weaving demonstration video from Mt Vernon featuring Melissa Weaver Dunning, is much more authentic. Someone has substituted modern texsolv heddles and a modern steel reed for the more authentic tool material in this video. Sad.

[@Esotericodosoraculos]

Pano pra gente vestir

[@Dbulkss]

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