My studio consists of 3 large rooms on the second floor of my house. Room #1 has a 48" AVL loom, 2 computers, 2 computer desks, office supplies/files, a design desk and a 15 ft wall of books, magazine

1. What am I weaving? been working on "Squaring the Square" for a couple of months to resolve the many problems encountered and have moved into my Mondrian mode. After years of loom controlled weaving

When we built the addition on our house I had only one 40" Norwood 8S loom. Our bedroom was built on the footprint of the 2-car garage--lots of room for our bed, my loom, floor-to-ceiling shelves on t

First, I put a couple of photos on the Weavetech site to try it out, it worked ! I had the same problem with desks and outlets, so I bought a couple ( more than a couple ! ) of power strips that have

Have not seen this in the digest, thought I would repost it. Subj: photo of warp stick ribbons Date: 8/17/01 To: weavetech@... Hi, I uploaded a photo of my warp stick ribbons that I use on my Cranbroo

Now that we can post pics -- could someone post one of the warp flanges that were discussed recently? Thanks. kks

My contractor & electrician just rolled their eyes but I insisted on this - mine are at waist level I guess you'd say - throughout the *whole house*, with only a few exeptions - and I just love it !!!

Has everyone given up the BIG looms? My problem seems to be that I want to house two 60" looms, a 100 shaft drawloom and a AVL Technical Dobby. I have a studio that is 30 x 20+ but I can't seem to get

Since my cell phone/internet connection often keeps me from anything except the emails, I haven't tried all the extras everyone has been talking about yet. I'll keep your comments, though, for future

I apologise for hasty announcement of departure from this group due to exasperation with Yahoo's labyrinthine site. (NO, not another password and ID to remember.. why not ask for passport number too a

So true. It's interesting that Louet says the Megado is a CM loom : http://www.louet.com/looms.htm I can't call it a CM unless when open, the center of the shed is at the center of the reed, both plan

Were these purchased commercially, and if so, where? or were they handmade? Great idea. I often use masking tape to hold the sticks in place. kks

To Peter and All, Glad you're back, too! Besides your weaving mastery for our minds, the incredible British wit and humor to your email missives tickle my heart, even the former M.D. in you comes thro

I'm selling my 62 inch 8 H Cranbrook. Contact me privately for details Jessica Speer speerj@...

******************* Barbara - or anyone? - could you give us more information about this loom? It's a name I'm not at all familiar with. I, too, am concerned about the "view obstruction". I went to gr

Hi..for many many years I wove professionally on two Gilmores. They were the old rigid ones..no folding parts. They were big and heavy and came apart easily for threading. Had an 8 frame 46" and a 4 f

Peter, glad you are back! You ARE indispensible. About the Fiber Art position, I've had many successful friends in the field here in the Bay Area, most notably Barbara Shawcroft, whose studio I lived

We've been standing reeds ( longest are 62" ) vertically since 1976 with no warping or bowing. I have a sketch of our reed stand at: http://www.PictureTrail.com/gallery/view?username=billk It holds ni

What is the size of your studio Is it part of the house structure If it is not part of the house structure -- what type of structure is used for the studio?

I had understood from some past, dim memory that it's not a good idea to store reeds upright. That you should either lay them flat or suspend them upright (i.e., hang them). Is this an old weaver's ta