counterbalance loom part 2 of 2

Finally have both looms up and running.
Albury Wodonga spinners and weavers.

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Howto & Style

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• counterbalance
• loom

[maddiemoo20]

hi, i saw your last video and think this one finished it perfectly, but have now seen that the previous one no longer works. Has it been deleted?

[ijpmck]

Hi and thanks for info.

Just had a looksee at the 1st one and seems to work ok. (maybe a glitch)

[usmartine]

Is there a way to weave with rags to make a woven rag rug?

[ijpmck]

Sure... just use a lot less warp ends and you could have a weft faced rag rug.

[56hobbit]

Excellent video! This one & the last one, both my Mother & I weave on Looms. I have one like this one & she has a Baby Wolf Loom. Again Excellent Video!

[ijpmck]

Thanks for your comments.

I am also addicted to tablets.

[surialpaca]

I'm thinking maybe I need this music to warp my loom! Really enjoyed it the inspiration!

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[crystalheartstar]

I'm really loving how you people thread your looms from the back.

It makes it look so much simpler than the process of threading through the reed, combing it through as we wind on the warp beam and then threading the heddles, lastly threading through the reed again! I often wondered if it was actually possible to start from the back ;-) Seems much less of a headache!

[pmokadakeisuke]

Very nice. My father found an old loom in the attic, we suspect it to be from the late 1800's. It seemed very similar to that one you have, but it had alot of missing parts, and the wood was in rough condition.

[ediehill]

Love how you speeded it up to show all the steps. Very interesting.