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Ridiculous Project
I am a fiber fangirl. What this means is that I love making stuff with anything that qualifies as fiber. This includes but is not limited to yarn, cloth, and roving wool. On a daily basis I am surrounded by knitting needles, yarn, sewing machines, felting needles, roving wool, and so much fabric. I am happy this way; being surrounded by my inspiration, tools, and materials is exhilarating. But there’s one tool that isn’t in my arsenal that I have craved for quite some time. A loom, I did a one month intensive weaving workshop right after I graduated from college, and I haven’t been on a loom since. I loved the workshop, I would spend 10 hours or more on a loom everyday and I wouldn’t have had it any other way. But now it’s been years and I still don’t have one, and given my current financials I definitely can’t buy one. They tend to run over 500 dollars, especially for a nice one.
So I gave up, and continually scanned craigslist in hopes that someone might be willing to give away a functional loom. Then during my internet wanderings I found this post. For those that don’t feel like clicking it’s an old wordpress post about how to build a loom out of cardboard. A very nice 8 shaft loom, meaning I could weave many fancy weaves. If I can build it, which is the ridiculous project. The post isn’t super detailed on how some of the build is going to go, and it has some design points that I disagree with. Therefore along with the following the instructions and any other information I can possibly find, there will also probably be a good deal of me just making stuff up. Alright, let’s go.
