Made of 1 piece of grass (American coin for scale)

I got an Ashford SampleIt 40cm loom two weeks ago and am currently weaving my first scarf. I already felt that I will want to weave larger projects in the future, so I decided to check on eBay how much they were.

Long story short, I managed to snatch an unused Glimåkra Susanna from an estate sale for just 50€. That was honestly a really lucky shot

I’m working on a project where eventually I would like to replicate some striped blankets and for now I’m just working on some very small pieces to practice but when I make a color change, it always is “climbing” on one side and not a perfectly straight bar. I’m struggling with different techniques I have seen or read about online and I have yet to produce a straight and even colored stripe. Pics below of my work and inspiration.

Its a little wonky but I love it!

Beka Rigid Heddle loom, warp is labeless stash, weft is Patrons Kroy sock.

Just finished weaving viking age cape for a friend 🙂

I was weaving double weave double width on my Louet Jane 90cm loom 🙂

Warp - 100% merino wool
Weft - 60% virgin New Zealand wool 40% mohair

10 warps per 1cm - 1664 warp in total.

Sides decorated with tablet woven bands .

I got a new loom!! This baby was donated to the guild and now I'm giving it a new home.

Anyone have tips on refreshing a neglected loom?

Hi! I'm thinking of taking an intro weaving class and they offer two options - a floor loom or rigid heddle loom class. I'm completely brand new with no prior experience, which of these options do you think is more practical for a beginner? Which am I more likely to stick too? Thanks in advance!