Fiber Equipment for sale.
Email me at info@weftandwillow.com for more information.
Pick up only for these items.
Updated on 11/29/24
Loomcraft Floor loom coming soon!
I have rebuilt sections, refinished wood, prepared the metals and will have it ready to weaver soon!
$475. Email for more information. info@weftandwillow.com
Equipment that I have refinished or taught the owner how to use.
Each project is different. Email me to find out what my prices are for different looms.
Barn Loom: Was in pieces.
Lauren, Dave and I put this back together and modified as needed for use. Now in the CSU Chico Art Department.
Macomber: Ron learned how to make rugs on his loom!
Missouri Loom: Dave got this loom for only $50! I warped it and taught him how to use it.
Baby Mac: Taught Elizabeth how to refinish and how to use it.
Counterbalance Loom: I shared with her how to weave with the warp that already came on her used loom.
Rigid Heddle: Taught Nicole how to weave. Now she is hooked!
I love creative challenges. We figured out how to use her little loom.
Harrisville Loom: Refinished the loom, replaced handle and taught her how to use it.
Equipment that now has a new home.
I love knowing that these tools are giving joy to their new owners.
Castle wheel that is special.
Evelyn Spinning Wheel. I purchased this wheel on Facebook Marketplace. I learned that an electric mixer was added because the spinner was in a wheelchair.
Dundas Loom: Came in for a class and left with a student.
Saved this spinning wheel. I lathed the missing piece and the new owner wanted to complete the rebuild themselves.
Norwood Loom: Came into the studio, hung out for a bit and then returned home.
Dorothy Loom: My first loom!! I have too many now. It started it all.
Navajo Tapestry Loom:
This loom has found a new home!
Got her spinnnig wheel going! She even sewed her entire outfit.
Harrisville Loom: Has found a new home. Two of these have come through the studio.
Tools of the Trade Loom: Borrowed from a friend for a class and then it was sold.
Rasmussen Loom: The new owner wants to grow Flax and Alpaca.