The loom comes with 2 reeds (8 and 15 dent), lots of headless, one set of lease sticks, and a raddle. There is also a bench. NameBarbara Rankin Email Addressrankinbb (at) cox.net Phone540-273-8782
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40″ Cherry Norwood loom with 4 harnesses and 6 treadles, a castle, sectional warp beam, tension box for sectional warping, cherry bench, cherry spool rack, electric bobbin/spool winder, 3 reeds. Price: $2000 ContactPeg Waters Email Addresspegbaskets (at) yahoo.com Phone(540) 371-0120
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This little loom is in very nice condition! 4 Harnesses and one reed. Price: $200 ContactPeg Waters Email Addresspegbaskets (at) yahoo.com Phone(540) 371-0120
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Eight harnesses, 30 inch weaving width. Includes Cherry weaving bench and 3 reeds. Please note that this loom does not have a generous shed (see pic) Make offer. ContactPeg Waters Email Addresspegbaskets (at) yahoo.com Phone(540) 371-0120
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Two yard niddy noddy. Price: $15 ContactPeg Waters Email Addresspegbaskets (at) yahoo.com Phone(540) 371-0120
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Niddy Noddy adjusts sizing to wind either one yard or two yard skeins! Price: $10 ContactPeg Waters Email Addresspegbaskets (at) yahoo.com Phone(540) 371-0120
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This is a lighter weight warping mill than the Schacht one and at one time was a DIY project for a woodworker. Price: $50 ContactPeg Waters Email Addresspegbaskets (at) yahoo.com Phone(540) 371-0120
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Bowman table swift (missing one of 4 wooden pegs, easily replaced with a quick visit to the hardware store. Price: $25 ContactPeg Waters Email Addresspegbaskets (at) yahoo.com Phone(540) 371-0120
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Vertical warping mill with 3 sets of cross members each of which can be used to hold a cross. Warping mills are particularly nice for winding longer warps (up to ~18 yards) and can be placed on the floor or a table during the winding process. $225 NamePeg Waters Email Addresspegbaskets (at) yahoo.com Phone(540) 371-0120
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“I started from my sleep with horror; a cold dew covered my forehead, my teeth chattered, and every limb became convulsed; when, by the dim and yellow light of the moon, as it forced its way through the window shutters, I beheld the wretch—the miserable monster whom I had created.” Mary Shelley, Frankenstein, 1818. So […]
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