Rug Weaving with Cal Fenner

[@loriritchie6844]

I used to watch my grandpa weave rugs. I would love to weave rugs

[@TamRonRVCarnivore]

When I weave my rugs, I too, do not sew my pieces together. The rugs do not come apart or weaken. Time wise is the same whether you use a shuttle or not. Some time I use a shuttle, depending on length of strips, I just follow one strip after another (as you would sewn pieces. But my shorter lengths I do by hand.

[@robertaiudi6521]

where does Cal sell from? website?? FB?

[@littlegreen5845]

Maybe I missed it. You mentioned that the rug loom was harrisville but the placemat loom is what brand and type?

[@sharonwaddell2548]

I want to try this with a rigid heddle loom

[@Ritercrazy]

Nice work!

[@savannahnight7872]

Think the intro's long enough ...?

[@utabollmeyer.bildwebkunst]

Every weaver does things a little differently, that's interesting.

[@kristinavelo-ne9jv]

Bravo

[@ehhbepbepbep]

What is the weft material of the rug?

[@oldtimeway1]

Obviously time is of no consequence to this fellow. I can't believe all the time wasted in not using a rag shuttle and his poking the rags through with his fingers. His weft is just little bitty short pieces instead of a nice long piece where the ends are sewn together and can't come apart. It would be interesting to see how his rugs hold up with washing.