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Most clothes in Iron Age Britain were made from sheep's wool - sheep were kept on most farms. Almost every Iron Age farm and settlement made or repaired cl...
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The traditional spinning and weaving tools are similar around the world: weaving looms, spinning wheels, spindles, combs, flying shuttles, etc. But because these items are handmade, each and every one of them is unique and original. Some of these tools are roughly and crudely made, others are delicate and decorated with intricately carved patterns. Here are images of vintage – appr. 100-year-old – spinning and weaving tools from Ukraine. Really charming stuff!
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There are some weaving tools that you need to get started. Then there are tools that you could weave without, but should you?
The tools and technologies to make basketry, woven robes, canoes and other carvings.
Weaving sticks are a great tool for making simple woven projects like rugs and headbands. Learn how to use them and what they can make.
Find all the essential tools to enhance and simplify your weaving process, including scissors, weaving comb, needles, dowels, clamps, bobbins, and cone holders. Explore replacement pieces for your weaving loom, such as heddle bars, shuttles, or rotative bars.
