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    Home / Products / Ashford Knitter's Loom Rigid Heddle Weaving Starter Pack
    Ashford Knitters Loom with stand
    Ashford Knitters Loom
    Ashford Knitters Loom Bag
    Ashford Bobbin Winder
    Ashford Fringe Twister
    Ashford Boat Shuttle
    Ashford Stick Shuttle
    Ashford Rigid Heddle Reeds
    Ashford Clamps and Double-ended Threading Hook

    Ashford Knitter's Loom Rigid Heddle Weaving Starter Pack

    $ 546.00 USD - $ 1,148.00 USD$ 566.00 USD - $ 1,190.00 USD

    Everything you need to get started with Rigid Heddle weaving! The Knitter's Loom and all accessories are made in New Zealand by Ashford. The Knitter's Loom is lightweight and portable, and comes assembled and finished, ready to start weaving. The Starter Pack includes:

    • 20" Ashford Knitter's Rigid Heddle Loom
    • Carrying Bag
    • Second Heddle Kit
    • 7.5 dent, 10 dent, and 12.5 dent reed
    • 2 stick shuttles
    • Clamps
    • Double End Threading Hook
    • Warping Peg
    • Warping Guide

    The Deluxe Starter Pack  includes everything above plus:

    • Ashford Knitter's Loom Stand
    • Wooden Bobbin Winder
    • 2x11.5" Boat Shuttle
    • 12 Bobbins for a Boat Shuttle
    • Fringe Twister

    Please note, Ashford is on holiday break from December 23-January 5th. They will resume shipping orders from their warehouse in New Zealand in early January. 

    Starter Packs ship free in the US! We are sorry, but we are not able to ship looms to any country but the USA.

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    Grace
    Pleased

    All my questions were addressed, as a novice weaver I had many. My loom arrived in perfect condition and ready for my trials. Thank you Christine.

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    Emily Burkholder
    Loom is great; experience was not.

    This is my first loom that's not for potholder loops. The engineering and construction are first rate, and the weaving is fast and easy to do. The only bad thing I can say about the loom is that the clamps that hold the loom and peg to tables for warping are useless. We've been using actual hardware clamps--shaft down to hold the loom and shaft up to act as the peg.
    My experience of getting the loom is another story. Whatever loom you choose, and wherever you choose to buy it, find out the answers to these questions first:
    1. Is the loom in stock, or will it be shipping from overseas?
    2. What is the timeline? Is that the pandemic timeline or the pre-pandemic timeline?
    3. Will you be charged when you place your order or not until it ships months later?
    Your vendor should be able to give you transparent and accurate answers.
    Happy weaving!

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