Weaving Looms

A loom is a machine for weaving cloth. Early looms date back to the 5th millennium BC. They consisted of bars or beams fixed in place to form a frame, that held a number of parallel threads in two sets, alternating with each other. Weaving was accomplished by raising one set of these threads, which together formed the warp. With one set raised it was possible to run a cross thread, the weft, or filling, between them. The block of wood used to carry the weft strand through the warp was called a shuttle.

More on the History of Looms and on Weaving

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Schacht Baby Wolf Loom

Weaving Width 26"
Great Folding loom for Small Projects and Shawls
"Wonderful Loom for Sheep to Shawl" Demonstrations

Schacht Mighty Wolf Loom

Weaving Width 36"
Great Folding loom for most weaving Projects
My favorite loom! Great for Fairs and travel too!

Louet Looms

The Kombo looms provide you with up-to-date weaving technology that makes weaving a true joy and the choice of a table loom much simpler.

Schacht Wolf Pup Loom

Weaving Width 18"
Great Folding loom for Smaller Projects
Light weight easy to Travel with.

Schacht Small Looms, Table and Tapestry

Inkle, school, Tapestry 18" to 25" weaving width, Table Looms 15" to 25" weaving width and Rigid Heddle 20" to 35" weaving width

Floor Looms

Schacht Standard Floor Looms for all kinds of weaving including heavy rugs and blankets.
Weaving Widths from 36" to 60"

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