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    Diy Triangle Loom

    I wanted to re-share my DIY triangle loom. I spent $1.80 for the finish nails and the wood I already had on hand. The working area of the loom is 7ft 2 inches x 45 inches. I finished a shawl and after blocking the finished size of the project was 6ft 6 inches x 36 inches.
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    Yay, Stitch81! I'm so glad you did.

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      #3
      Update, finished the stand.
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      • Carlota
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        Carlota commented
        07-27-2019, 04:03 PM
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        Yay! That looks like fun!
      #4
      🙈 I do not need another loom. I do not need another loom.......

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      • Stitch81
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        Stitch81 commented
        07-27-2019, 07:38 PM
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        LOL....total cost for both the loom and stand was under $15.....much of the material was already on hand. The worst of it was hammering in 714 nails.
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      Current project. The colors aren’t showing well but this shawl is primarily gray with some pink and white.
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      • DebbiRYarn
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        DebbiRYarn commented
        07-28-2019, 10:37 PM
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        That is so cool! Great. Now I'm thinking about another loom... George is gonna kill me!
      #6
      Your loom is quite impressive. Can you adjust the size? I think I remember that you said that you drilled pilot holes for the nails. Did you use a nail gun or a hammer to set them?

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      • Stitch81
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        Stitch81 commented
        07-28-2019, 05:20 PM
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        Hammer. Size is not adjustable.
      #7
      I have probably two dozen looms. Everything from a 36" 4 harness Norwood floor loom to a tiny 2" rigid heddle. The cost is not so much the issue. It's the room. My husband would faint dead away if I brought another one in the house.

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      • Stitch81
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        Stitch81 commented
        07-28-2019, 05:22 PM
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        lol...my oldest just graduated high school and will be going off to college in a couple weeks. At some point her room will most likely becoming my weaving/spinning/sewing space.
      #8
      Shawl is complete! Getting ready to remove it from the loom and soak it.

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      • Bettymo
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        Bettymo commented
        07-30-2019, 04:52 PM
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        Lovely!
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