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Sonata Assembly Instructions
ByKromskiA Close-Up Look Download an instructional PDF to assemble the Sonata. View the Manufacturer Instruction (pictures only).
Weaving on a Rigid Heddle Loom
ByKromskiThe videos below present information about weaving on a rigid heddle loom. If you are new to weaving, think you want to weave but are not sure how to proceed or what to purchase, let us help you out. We’ll explain everything you ever wanted to know about weaving on the Kromski Harp Forte, a…
August Mug Rug
ByKromskiAround here August is Back-to-School month. What better way to celebrate than a Mug Rug resembling notebook paper? This would be a great gift for a college bound student, a welcome gift for a teacher or to protect your table from that after school snack! This is a very simple weave designed to give you…
A Kromski Stick Shuttle Furthers Science
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April Mug Rug
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