Log Cabin Placemats
The Log Cabin Placemats pattern is perfect for learning how to weave finer yarns with two heddles, especially with the log cabin border.
Tag: Rigid Heddle
Two-Heddle Sampler
This small sampler is a learning piece to explore how to weave multiple layers of cloth simultaneously using two heddles and four pick-up sticks. You'…
Fixing a Broken Warp Thread
Learn how to fix a broken warp thread with your project still in the loom with Amanda Wood.
Stash-Busting Handspun Scrap Yarns on The Rigid Heddle Loom
Want a sure-fire way to use up those precious scraps of handspun yarn, without investing dozens of hours into pattern scrolling? Get yourself a rigid…
Learn to Weave on Rigid Heddle
Find the path to learn to weave on the rigid heddle loom through SOS.
Live Office Hours // August 2022
Live Office Hours Aug 25th, 2022 In this month’s Live Office Hours, Felicia talks about the Rigid Heddle Study group for SOS plus upcoming courses,…
Heddle Rod SetUp
A heddle rod is a wonderful tool when you have two pickup sticks that don’t slide past each other and you are making weft floats.…
Using a Heddle Rod
Learn how to use a heddle rod on your loom, as well as how to use a heddle rod and pick up sticks together.
Sectioning a Warp with Direct Warping Method
When we put a wider warp on a rigid heddle loom in the direct warp fashion, sometimes we can end up with different lengths in…
DIY Tensioning Device
Learn how to tension your warp on the rigid heddle loom as you are winding it on. I used three quarters of an inch rods…
How Materials Affect Tension
I’ve found that yarns with a bit of give like wool, silk, and cotton to a degree are better at holding tension. Linen needs a…