The 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 rigid heddle loom.
June is the month we celebrate Father’s Day! The weave structure this month is a based on a design that Dad will love called Log Cabin. Our sample uses brown, tan and grey worsted weight cotton and and 8 dent heddle. To make 4 rugs, you will need 1.5 yards. Of course, like all our…
The Kromski regular bobbins allow you to store about 50% more yarn than bobbins from other manufacturers. All the Kromski spinning wheel models use the same bobbin size.
This easy Double Heddle project is just the thing to welcome Fall. With open sides and cotton yarn, it’s enough to ward of a light chill, yet not so heavy that it can’t be warn indoors. And it makes a great project for those wanting to try the double heddles for the first time! For…
One of the most unique features of the Kromski Harp Forte is the built in Warping Board. The removable pegs fit neatly into the back of the frame, saving you both money and space. In this tutorial you will learn how to use the warping board on your next project, or maybe you’d like to…
Halloween 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….
This month is all about Valentine’s Day! While the heart is the most common symbol for the day, it is not a particularly easy thing to weave into a Mug Rug. So instead, we shall be weaving a diamond design (after all, they are a girls best friend!). It will be much simpler for beginners…
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