Ashford Rigid Heddles/Reeds
These are an essential item for your rigid heddle loom. If you want to weave with assorted sizes of yarns, you will need additional reeds to go with your Rigid Heddle, SampleIt, and Knitter’s Looms. Made from the same sustainably sourced hardwood as the Ashford looms, and from strong durable nylon. Available in 2.5, 5, 7.5, 10, 12.5, 15 dents per inch (dpi).
Please note that we do have a good selection of reeds in stock, but some items will need to be ordered prior to shipping. We are usually able to ship within 1-2 weeks.
Inventive Weaving on a Little Loom: Discover the Full Potential of the Rigid-Heddle Loom, for Beginners and Beyond
This book by Syne Mitchell covers everything you need to know about weaving on a rigid heddle loom. Starts with the basics — how to select a loom, set it up, and get started — and moves on to a wide variety of fun techniques that yield beautiful results.
Poetic Placemats Instructions
If you follow these instructions, you will end up with 4 beautiful placemats that all have a different look. You will learn to do 4 types of finger manipulated edging techniques to create 4 beautiful placemats. Mix and match or choose your favorites. Think of them as samplers you can use.
Learn to Weave on the Knitters Loom
This booklet is the short and sweet introduction to weaving on your Knitters Loom. It is the same booklet that comes with the new Ashford Knitters Loom. It gives you clear and straight instructions for getting ready to weave a scarf. Includes: setting up the loom, winding the warp and threading the loom. Includes lots of great pictures.
Weaving Hooks
All kinds of threading and sley hooks for threading and sleying your reeds. Use for threading heddles on a harness loom or for threading rigid heddle reeds.
Basket Weave 4 Towel Rigid Heddle Instructions
Want to make a Gorgeous Basket Weave Towel that is both functional and beautiful on your rigid heddle loom? This is it! 8 colors from around our Tubular Spectrum ™ Mercerized cotton plus enough white yarn to make 4 beautiful and functional basket weave dishtowels. Finished towels are approximately 12.5” x 24”. The 5/2 yarn is doubled in each dent and doubled when weaving to make a balanced basket weave structure.
To view more pictures, or to purchase the kit, please click HERE! Scroll down for more information.
Basket Weave Towel Instructions- 2 Towel- Rigid Heddle
Want a Color Gamp that is both functional and beautiful? This is it! Finished towels are approximately 12.5” x 24”. The 5/2 yarn is doubled in each dent and doubled when weaving to make a balanced basket weave structure.
You can find instructions for the 4 towel variation HERE
To view more pictures or to purchase the kit, click HERE!
Ombre Chameleon Scarf Instructions
Watch the shades shift from blue to green! By blending these 3 yarns you can make a pair of lovely scarves that gently shifts color from one edge to the other. They are designed to give you this fun color experience on your Rigid Heddle or other 2-4 shaft Loom!
Makes 2 scarves approximately 7” X 58”in 10/2 Tubular Spectrum™ mercerized cotton yarn, one to give and one to keep for yourself.
To view more pictures, or to purchase a kit, click HERE!
Seaside Towels Instructions
Join us for a stroll along the beach and enjoy the colorful waves in these Seaside towels! We have used the wonderful color palette of the Maurice Brassard unmercerized cotton yarns to dream up the seaside colorways for these soft towels.
RIGID HEDDLE KIT: Instructions to make two plaid towels using a rigid heddle loom: one woven in plain weave, and one woven in a soft pickup pattern. The finished sizes of the towels are approximately 12.5” x 20”.
4 SHAFT KIT: Instructions to make 4 delightful plaid towels: two woven in plain weave, and two woven in rosepath pattern. Includes 4 shaft instructions. The finished sizes of the towels are approximately 18” x 26”.
To view more photos, or to purchase the complete kit, click HERE!
Gray Matter Scarves
Make two scarves, one for you, and one for a friend. All the mercerized yarn and instructions to make two scarves that shift through 7 shades of gray from white to black. The finished size of each scarf is approximately 8” x 60” plus 4” fringe on either end. The texture of the scarves is made by using a 3-shaft pattern (with use of a pickup stick if you have a rigid heddle loom), and the scarves are very soft and supple.
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