How to Start Weaving on a Rigid Heddle Loom

So you've warped your loom and you're ready to start weaving. This video will walk you through the process. You'll learn how to plainweave (also called Tabby weaving) on the rigid heddle loom.

[@emccool49]

Well done. Very easy to follow.

[@sadiesspincraft6319]

Thank you so much for this as you explained the one thing no one else does and that is what to do with the first small part you weave in the different colour x

[@audreyburman3023]

It looks like your warp yarn is very thin for the size reed you are using. A size 10 may be better for what you are warping with. I am a beginner on the Cricket loom also. Thanks for taking the time to share.

[@rescueumbrella]

When did you put threads through the holes?

[@mariatsalpatourou2022]

How cost a loom please

[@d.vaders1178]

Hi...you said you are not a primary weaver. I'm a knitter and want to play with weaving. I would love to make dish towels and scarves. Will a 16" be a manageable choice to begin my weaving experience? Looking at Ashford 16" standard at $ 210.

[@katep4485]

I think 16" is a too small for dish towels. Your finished work is going to be smaller. I have a 20" rigid heddle and I would say thats still a bit too small but doable for dishcloth. 24-30 inches would be better.

[@labrillanteluz6747]

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[@codyjames4439]

that is a lot of waste

[@cyndlehick9777]

So was ur mum