Making a Warp Weighted Loom: part three, pegging it together
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- As the child size warp weighted loom nears completion, we work some more on the full size loom and look at fitting all the parts together.
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Don't apologize for your woodworking, your skill is very good.
These videos are so well made and enjoyable!! Thank you for inspiring me to learn more about the past😁
Genious idea!!! Thank you Saly:)
Really enjoying the project so far, can't wait to see it in action.
Your sawing technique is better than mine, so don't worry yourself about it! The looms are looking great, I look forward to learning how they work. :)
I just found your videos! I'm going to watch all of your videos and then try to build my own loom. My goal is to learn enough to perform the whole process of making fabric from collecting, carding and spinning wool up to weaving and sewing. Everything by hand, no machines.
That sounds a wonderful project
This loom seems so fun! I really want to make and use one someday.
Hi. Love your videos. Looking forward to seeing the next stage. 🙂
That looks awesome! I want to come play!
I wrapped mine with rawhide strips as well as pegged. Adds to the look of it and stabilized the joints wonderfully.
Of course your pegs are much better than mine. :)
If I was keeping them in one place that's an excellent plan, but I'll be regularly taking mine apart to go to events and teaching sessions, so mine have to knock down completely. Rawhide is a great choice for stabilisation.
We ALL want to come play at Sally's house, lol!
Thank you so much Sally💙
I was so inspired, I've just finished my own loom (also from coppiced wood).
That's brilliant!
I really like your table, what does black & decker call it?