A warm welcome to my first Weaving Wednesdays post.
Most mentions of weaving have been in my weekly Sunday Year of Projects posts. I wanted to change this for a few reasons:
- Most members of the Year of Projects group are not weavers. Whilst they will likely enjoy seeing the finished items, that I will continue to share, they won’t necessarily want the technical details.
- I would like weavers to find these posts. They will hopefully appreciate the technical details and may not be as interested in the eclectic crafting posts I do on Sundays.
I thought I would start off by sharing a list of the looms that I own and a small sample of my weaving to date.
The year of purchase is in brackets, where known.
Inkle Looms
- Ashford Inklette
- Schacht Inkle (2022)
- Lojan 3-in-1 Inkle Loom with Tablet Weaving Board (2025)
Rigid Heddle Looms
- Ashford 10″ (2019)
- 1 heddle reed in sizes 2.5 and 5 dpi
- 3 heddle reeds in sizes 7.5, 10, 12.5 and 15 dpi
- Ashford 32″ (2020)
- 1 heddle reed in sizes 5 and 15 dpi
- 3 heddle reeds in sizes 7.5, 10, 12.5 dpi
Tapestry Loom
- Unknown make! I bought it just can’t remember where from or find an order confirmation.
Table Loom
- Lojan Flex 50cm 8-shaft (2026)
Examples of Woven Items
If you have a Ravelry account, here’s a link to my woven projects.










At the moment, I am weaving my very first sample on my Lojan Flex 8-Shaft loom. By next Wednesday I will have finished weaving it and hopefully given it a wash too and I can tell you more about it.
In future posts I will share my thoughts on weaving on a table loom -v- rigid heddle looms; useful resources; WIPs and FOs; weaving books I recommend.
I hope if you are new here you will Follow me and readers will share their comments or ask questions. There won’t be a post every Wednesday, but I will try to publish at least a couple of posts each month.
oohh, 8 shafts, how exciting! It opens up a world of possibilities! I look forward to seeing your first weave in it! And if you are not yet doing it, I suggest you keep an eye on Cally Bookerโs website, as she is a wonderful teacher on top of being a wonderful weaver, and a specialist on double weave.
I look forward to your weaving series!
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