This looks like a decent website for making your own floor loom with pvc and easy to take apart and move it when needed.
http://www.pvcloom.com/?page_id=16
Spinners, weavers, sewers, knitters, etc
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CLee
, Oct 23 2011 06:59 AM
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#122
Posted 05 April 2012 - 11:45 AM
Here is another site for making a drop spindle. http://danielson.lau...rop_spindle.htm
It's pretty cheap to make , works great, and I can spin a lot of yarn onto it if I choose. The part the site calls a "blind well nut" was not called that at the hardware store.
I cannot remember the name of it tho.
It's pretty cheap to make , works great, and I can spin a lot of yarn onto it if I choose. The part the site calls a "blind well nut" was not called that at the hardware store.
I cannot remember the name of it tho.
#123
Posted 29 October 2012 - 08:47 PM
Hi everyone!
I love to knit ans sew. I can crochet, too. My grandparents were weavers and i h ave a kromski rigid heddle loom, as well as a spinning wheel that my grandfather made. I wantto weave and learn how to spin. I am currently knitting my hubby a pair of slippers and a shawl for myself.
Carrie
I love to knit ans sew. I can crochet, too. My grandparents were weavers and i h ave a kromski rigid heddle loom, as well as a spinning wheel that my grandfather made. I wantto weave and learn how to spin. I am currently knitting my hubby a pair of slippers and a shawl for myself.
Carrie
""Never let anything so fill you with sorrows as to forget the joy of the Christ risen" Mother Teresa
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