Weaving Looms

 

take up less space when in use and can be stored out of the way when not in use. They are not the best for weaving rag rugs, but work very well for placemats and other weaving that does not require a firmer pounding of the rags or yarn.

 

 

 

 

 

make the best loom for creating some wonderful old time rag rugs. A two harness loom is all that is necessary to make durable rugs. A four harness loom allows the more advanced weaver the ability to create designs within the rug by using various colors of warp and warping pattern.

 

 

 

 

 

are fun to own, but plan on creating one item a bit longer then what it takes to pound out a rug or two on a floor loom. They are for those with the desire to create beautiful work that can not be done overnight. They also use different threads then the rug making loom if you wish to create a true tapestry look to your work.

 

 

There are also looms perfect for children to learn on. Some come as a set and others may just be the loom. A younger child will find the old pot holder loom fun until they are ready to graduate to a bit bigger loom. Hexagon looms are lap looms which are quite easy for children to use. They are versatile enough to create hot mats and even pillow tops.

 

 

 

 

are different from knitting machines. They normally can be used as a lap or table loom. They are very easy to use and create some really pretty items. Great for making a scarf or afghan blocks.

 

Vintage and antique looms were built so sturdy that they most likely will still work today. I have personally restored a few and replacement parts were easily found when needed. You can often find spare parts on Ebay at incredibly low prices compared to specialty order parts.