Build a loom

DIY Laser Cut Rigid Heddle Loom - Part 1: Building the Loom: Welcome to The Interlace Project! Our mission is to make weaving more accessible by designing open-source weaving looms Rigid Heddle Looms are a great introduction to weaving and the skills you learn are all transferable to other types of looms. Eas…

MAKING a RIGID HEDDLE LOOM: Working with a loom always was one of my dreams as a teenager. I used to think that I should learn as much as possible about the old way of doing things so that I might be able to pass it on to other generations in case there was a cataclysm. Beside…

Peg Loom Weaving is a great tool for your weaving projects! The peg loom is easy to build and even easier to use! This is a great homemade rug loom that is easy to make with only a few supplies! #diyonthehouse

Our step-by-step video shows you how to make a loom, string the warp, and create the shed customized to fit your weaving project.

Looms are devices used in weaving, one of mankind's oldest art forms. Weaving has been used to make fishing nets, baskets, rugs, clothing and many other items from prehistoric times to the modern day. People in civilizations all over the world have fashioned their own weaving looms.

Weaving is one of the oldest crafts of humankind, and although most weaving is now done on giant automated looms, the art of hand weaving is still going strong.

I am so excited to be sharing this tutorial on how to make a standing loom with adjustable legs. It’s been a long time coming, not only for the blog, but for me personally, as well. ~This post contains affiliate links at no extra cost to you. See my full disclosure policy here.~ GOING FROM A SMALL KIT LOOM TO A LARGER DIY LOOM When I first started weaving, I used a simple peg loom that came as part of an affordable beginner’s level kit (like this one). I was so excited to get it in the mail…

Looms are the most well known word to the people in terms of weaving. Basic parts of a weaving loom are described in this article.

Making rag rugs is a project that can be customized in a lot of ways. Your choice of material, how wide you cut your strips of fabric and the size of the loom are all factors that affect the look and feel of the rug when it is finished.