WHAT IS IT?
A rigid heddle loom is a great way for beginners to weave their yarn. It is named for the “rigid heddle” reed that has slots and holes to hold warp threads. By lifting and lowering this heddle, you create a “shed”—an opening between the warp threads—which allows you to pass the weft yarn through to create a plain weave.
WHAT IS INCLUDED?
- 1 loom
- 1 rigid heddle
- 1 shuttle
- Instructions
WHAT DO YOU NEED?
- Yarn (not included)
- Scissors (not included)
- C-clamps (optional, not included)
- 3 warp clamps (optional, not included)
HOW DOES THE LOOM WORK?
This is a unique style of rigid heddle loom, please refer to the original instruction manual: Instructions 1975 Erica Loom
WHAT ELSE DO YOU NEED TO KNOW?
- This item may be borrowed for three weeks and can’t be renewed.
- Borrower must be a FCL patron aged 18 or older with an account in good standing (no unresolved bills); please be aware that courtesy Teacher and Student cards are not eligible to borrow Things.
- This item must be returned to the FCL circulation desk (not in a book drop).
- If you have additional questions about borrowing this item, please review our Library of Things Lending Policy.