So I decided to take the last 4 work days before my surgery as PTO (time off). I decided I needed to do some of the things that drive me crazy that don't get done. I didn't want to look at those things while I couldn't do them...
My 5$ loom has received most of my attention -- here she is!
Just a little better than she was....
I do still need to get a thread guide board constructed and attached to replace the broken bendy wire version that was there before. And she never did have a crank on the beam, so I'm cogitating on that, too.
I suppose she now deserves some new heddles and I will research where to get those. The old rusty ones have been failing on me lately, so it's time.
She's way more sturdy than she was, I think she's pretty square, but will reserve judgement until I get a warp on and get to weaving. There may be a few adjustments yet to make.
I'm pretty happy with how it turned out - especially since I didn't take a whole lot of time and didn't try to be perfect with the refinish. It was the first time I've used a colored stain, so that was a learning experience- Not sure I'm a fan, but I wouldn't do it differently.
Wish it was this easy to rehab me! LOL
All for now,
JULIE
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I love the rehab of this old loom, I may be doing some of that myself soon, as I am on the lookout for a rug loom. You never know what shape they are going to be in.
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