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| POT-HOLDER LOOMS & LOOPERS Hook loopers (slices of socks) in one direction across the square frame and weave through in the other. The woven square is finished by pulling the end of each loop through the next—the last one forms a hanger. Traditionally, these are pot-holders; but they can also be sewn together to make mats or afghans. Basic instructions included. |
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| This one is plastic, light-weight but serviceable, and the loopers listed here are not as well made as the Harrisville ones. A 5 oz bag will make three pot-holders, with some left over. | |
| INCH WORMS A sturdy, carefully crafted version of the old classic; essentially 3, 4 or 5 pegs set into a wooden spool. Wrap yarn on and work it off to produce a knitted cord. |
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| LITTLE HANDWEAVER BACKSTRAP LOOM 11 popsicle-sticks and the slots between hold 21 warp ends. The warp is tied from the weaver to something a few feet away. Comes with two shuttles, shed-stick, tie-up cords, pre-cut warp, and two balls of weft yarn. A very accessible starting place. Six inch weaving width. |
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