I have to agree with Gwen S. There is nothing worse than getting into
something that you really enjoy and then not being able to go farther
because the tools are lacking. If he really likes it, you will be doing him
a favor. If not, you can sell it, or keep it around for yourself or
whatever.
I think a four-harness table loom would be just perfect. You can do simple
things on it and it also can take a lifetime to go through all the
possibilities with it.
Tracy Julian
in East North-Central Minnesota
----- Original Message -----
Subject: Re: Looms for children
He's worked with a
simple card loom I made and seemed to do really well. So, I thought of
getting him a simple loom to work with. Is this a good idea? What would
you recommmend for a very beginner?
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