If you would like a portable loom. http://www.lucets.com/ Lynn the Weaver http://www.lucets.com/pages/looms.html
This guy makes some truly awesome looms. I have the 2 Castle Rail and I couldn't be happier with it. It is also in a price range that is affordable and holds up to lots and lots of work being done on it. Whitney (The lurker) --- In [email protected], "sandermannolsen" <ev...@...> wrote: > > If you have some clamps and a table on which you can fasten the clamps + some > plastic cans, you have a loom for tablet weaving. I put two photos in my > album, which perhaps can help you. I used a plastic bag with sand and put it > into a cloth bag; this for the whole warp. When I weave bands I have a weight > of 30-60 grams on the threads from every tablet, so I can loosen the twists > behind the tablets. > It is very comfortable that the tablets can stand on the table. > If you go to http://www.weavershand.com you will find other possibilities for > "tablet looms". > Eva SO >
