Table top looms weaving

This creative 1-day taster weaving workshop allows participants to gain a basic understanding of the principles of hand-weaving using an Ashford 8-shaft...

There are many options for table looms in the market. Brands like Ashford, Schacht, and Louet offer table looms with different numbers of shafts. Read this article and learn how to choose a table loom.

Materials: Rast Table, sturdy string.

My forecast for 2013 is that weaving will be the next hip thing. Among some Avant-garde designers* and recyclists it has already began. Next will be Anthropologie and friends, and then the you and I. How to weave a mat from recycled fabric image credit, woven table rugs: https://sodapop-design.de/2011/01/diy-untersetzer/ (website in German language) Today

The eight harness Ashford Katie loom can be folded for easy transport and comes complete with carry bag. You can weave complex patterns wherever you go.

Today I was daydreaming and staring off only to notice my handmade table lamp perched on the end table in our sunroom. This is a project fil...

Table looms are such a great option for so many weavers. Whether you are looking for something less expensive than a floor loom or capable of more intricate work than a rigid heddle loom the table loom can be a great option! Learn about table looms and how to convert weaving drafts to be read for table looms!

If you are looking to try out a new art form, or if you are a multi-shaft or rigid heddle weaver interested in exploring another facet of the weaving world, this blog post introduces the equipment and yarn you'll need to get started with tapestry weaving.

I converted my table weaving loom to a floor standing with pedals. I built the stand and a small attachment for the top to run strings. Made out of 2x2 legs, 1x4 braces on 3 sides, and 1x2 pedals. Metal brackets hold the loom to the legs. It is designed so the loom can be taken off the stand if I decide I want to do that at some point. It works very well! It will make my weaving so much faster!

Tables are fun and you can create lots of fun and exciting patterns by playing about. In this blog post we explain how to read threading charts and pattern drafts and give you instructions to make your own fun sampler.