Setting up looms and doing some major rework on my weaving studio. My little tapestry nook.



My big Varpapuu Loom ,Varpa for short.

My new to me Macomber Looms, Maggie on the left and Mo on the right. Still waiting for some parts to finish my restoration on those. Maggie was built in 1971 and Mo was made in 1956. Both have a weaving width of 40 inches. I'm excited to get them up and running.

This is Smokey my Fireside Loom. Almost ready to go. Just got to beam on and thread heddles and reed etc. Since this loom is on wheels which I love I can move it into the tapestry nook and move the Ashford out when I'm done with that tapestry. Sort of rotating looms. I'll see how I like that. It should work. I also can slide the Mirrix in there too when I want since I've mounted it to an easel. You can see it just a bit in the corner of this shot. I've found that easels work great for tapestry weaving. I love being able to alter my weaving angle.

A view into my office area where I'm still organizing.

Yarn storage which I just arranged by color. I wonder how long I can keep that in order. :)

My little Archie Brennan Copper Loom and I've made a smaller one too. I'll post pics of it when I get it warped. I've really got to get busy with this small piece soon. I've got a deadline to meet for a show/competition. Better get cracking.

Well this was a big job. The goal was to get all the looms in from other locations in the house so I can have a more organized work space and stop having to go up and down the stairs to 2 different rooms. I think this is going to work much better.