Among the simplest of looms, the tapestry loom holds a continuous warp under tension, allowing the weaver to see all of the warp at once. Sheds are formed using heddle bars and string heddles or Texsolv heddles. While only 2 heddle bars are needed for traditional tapestry weaving, we provide 4 so that beginning weavers can also experiment with 4-shaft pattern weaving.
Our 25" tapestry loom has a tension beam with thumb screws to keep the warp tension even throughout your weaving. The continuous warping system allows a 60″ long warp to be put directly on the loom without using any other warping tools.
Shown here with optional A-Frame Stand.
Among the simplest of looms, the tapestry loom holds a continuous warp under tension, allowing the weaver to see all of the warp at once. Sheds are formed using heddle bars and string heddles or Texsolv heddles. While only 2 heddle bars are needed for traditional tapestry weaving, we provide 4 so that beginning weavers can also experiment with 4-shaft pattern weaving.
Our 25" tapestry loom has a tension beam with thumb screws to keep the warp tension even throughout your weaving. The continuous warping system allows a 60″ long warp to be put directly on the loom without using any other warping tools.
