Weaving some 4 shaft patterns on the rigid heddle loom using our 4 shaft extension kit. Weaving with handspun merino as the weft. Our weaving kits can be purchased in our TabbyandTweed website shop for UK delivery and our TabbyandTweed Etsy shop for delivery elsewhere. #rigidheddleweaving #4shaftweaving #twillweaving #weavingloom #handsounyarn | TabbyandTweed

Weaving different 4 shaft designs on one of our rigid heddle weaving looms - it’s always lovely to see the different patterns appear. Our weaving kits are available in our TabbyandTweed website shop for UK delivery and our TabbyandTweed Etsy shop for delivery elsewhere. #weaving #weavingloom #4shaftweaving | TabbyandTweed

So excited to be taking orders for the new Jane 16, 16-shaft table loom!! These are going fast so get your order in now! If you’ve been following us, you know that I’ve been testing the prototype, and I feel confident that you are going to love it as much as I do… all the features we love about the 8-shaft Jane and more. When you order, make sure you also order the stand (under the same dropbox). It comes in 50cm and 70cm widths and the price is a fantastic introductory price. Don’t miss out! #w

A quick overview of the process of warping and dressing a table loom for weaving. I’m working on the Ashford 16-shaft table loom. The tea towels I’m weaving are from Handweaving.net draft no. 34281. (Weaving Draft: Figure 666, A Handbook of Weaves by G. H. Oelsner, Germany, 1915). #handweaving #handweaver #handwoventeatowels #textile #textiledesign #textileart #handwoven #tableloom #tableloomweaving #16shafts #16shaftsloom #weaving #handwoven | Kawartha Weaving - Textile & Fibre Arts Studio

I’ve been weaving this off and on over the last month on my Jane 50-16 shaft table loom. I thought it was going to be really laborious with 80-pick repeats, but the Tempo Treadle kept me organized and it wasn’t long before I started to understand the sequence. Plain weave and satin weave on a networked draft make this stunning effect, designed by @aschlein and published and shown on the cover of Weaver’s Magazine, issue 28 from Summer 1995. Hers was a shawl, but I modified it narrower so I could