A journal of my adventures in the fiber arts. I've played with different wool and fibers, plus different types of weaving, knitting, spinning, felting and more. I tend to gravitate toward primitive types of fiber projects.
Monday, May 4, 2009
Weaving On A Longer Chopstick Loom
I built another chopstick loom.
(* you can double click on the picture to get a larger view, then "back" to return to the blog)
We had a wooden x-frame stand from a clothes hamper. I removed the bag and cut off part of the x-frame stand. I used a couple of pieces to add height to the face of the loom.
The loom frame is about 28 inches long. I warped 48 inches of acrylic yarn. I hung it on the loom, over wrapping the 28 loom so I could get the longer length on the small loom. I'm using wooden rulers for shed sticks. The shuttle stick is from a 20 inch Erica loom which is why it is so long. The comb is a steel tined comb used for grooming angora rabbits but I'm "borrowing" it for this project.
The weave is somewhat uneven, but I hope it will tighten up after I finish it in the washer.
I'll post another picture when it is finished.
Have a good day!
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1 comment:
hi Franco, great stuff! Keep the inspiration coming!
cheers, Caroline ( Spinning Down Under)
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