This project is one very simple and, because of the chunky yarn, it is also very fast to weave. The double warp also make the hand dyed yarn more visible. The greens and rusty browns make it more Autumn colors but you can choose your favorite.
This easy pattern is quickly adapted to placemats, pillows or any variety of ideas. This is a one sided design, so keep that in mind as you plan your projects. Materials: Rigid heddle loom with a minimum weaving width of 8’’ We suggest the Kromski 10” Presto or 8” Harp. One 8-dent heddle One pick-up…
Looking for a new pastime? Wondering what to do when you retire? When John Heater turned 65 and about to retire, his sister-in-law lent him a spinning wheel and John began to use it and to make yarn. That was just the beginning. What to do with the yarn? Like many people with a new…
In-Depth Description of Double Drive Wheels There was a time when spinning wheels did not have bobbins and flyers. Yarn was spun on a wheel that had just a spindle. While great yarn can be made in this manner, it was a slow process. Spinners had to do a long type of draw with the…
A Close-Up Look Download an instructional PDF to assemble the Sonata. View the Manufacturer Instruction (pictures only).
The new Sonata Flyer Head is a breeze to use with a pre-assembled maiden and spindle. Comes ready to attach to the wheel post with the twist of a single knob, just like the original Sonata design. The ball bearing spindle offers an incredibly smooth rotation while spinning. Our innovative magnetic flyer attachment means that…
In this post we will learn how to weave a small Double Weave blanket suitable for baby or as a light summer throw. Our 38″ wide project will be woven on a 24″ Harp Forte Loom. Please refer to the previous post, Double Weave Part 1 – How to Warp a Second Heddle, to learn…
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