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October Mug Rug
ByKromskiHalloween Honeycomb Pumpkin Patch This pattern uses pick up sticks to create the illusion of a starry October sky over a pumpkin patch! This is a fun weave structure that has many uses. At the end of these instructions are some examples of how this looks when using other colors and the “pumpkin” pattern throughout….
Pick-Up Sticks
ByKromskiPick-up Sticks are available in the following sizes: 9″, 12″, 17″, 25″ and 33″. One end is rounded and beveled to allow easy placement. One comes with each Harp loom. You might think that with a rigid heddle loom your weaving projects must be simple in design. After all, such a loom is inexpensive and…
Extra Flyers for Double Drive Wheels
ByKromskiJumbo Flyer Extend the capabilities of your Polonaise, Symphony or Minstrel wheel by adding a Jumbo Flyer Kit. You can quickly switch back and forth between your regular flyer and the jumbo unit. The Jumbo Flyer has a very large orifice, a .70 inch opening for heavy spinning and plying and a much larger jumbo…
Card Weaving with Plain Weave
ByKromskiCard (or Tablet) Weaving dates as far back as the 8th Century BC. There are many examples from throughout history, usually in the form of bands and belts. The technique does not appear to have change much over the years. Simple cards made from wood or bone were, and still are, quite commonly used. In…
How to Warp the Kromski Harp Forte
ByKromskiWarping your Rigid Heddle Loom for the first time can be a daunting experience. But it doesn’t need to be. It’s actually quite easy. Let us walk you through the process, step by step. For this tutorial, we will be using an 8” Kromski Harpe Forte and stand. The warp is the yarn that runs from…
Saori Style on the Harp Forte
ByKromskiDid you know that you can weave Saori Style on a rigid heddle loom? Saori is a style of weaving that is done using 2 harnesses and a free form method to create fun, highly individual fabrics. It’s sort of a ‘make it up as you go along’ kind of weaving. Sound fun? It is!…
