Weaving Loom Vintage 1970s. Wooden Estonian Tabletop Weaving Loom in Working Condition - Etsy

How to use a tabletop tape Loom! In the 18th Century, this type of loom was used to weave narrow bands of cloth – called “tapes.” Tapes were used for straps, trim, ties, etc… Women in the 18th century used tapes for a multitude of reasons. For example, the thin tapes of fabric were used to close their aprons, tie on their petticoats, and to hold little things at their waist so they could access them easily. Our living history interpreter demonstrates how to operate the Tape Loom in this video —

✨ Introducing the new Ashford Tabletop Tapestry Loom ✨ created in collaboration with tapestry weavers for tapestry weavers! From traditional tapestries to bold, modern wall art, this loom has been designed with all the details to make weaving your tapestries a breeze. ❤️ LINK IN BIO FOR FULL DETAILS❤️ ✨ Choose from two weaving widths 40cm (16") or 60cm (24") ✨With front and back rollers, you can weave longer, larger, and with more freedom than ever before.✨ ✨Fine tune the tension with the high t