This is a terrific post covering the different looms. I other posters I am thinking about getting into tablet weaving, and this is exactly the type of information I need. Thank you!

Hi Libby, I just watched your videos again. If you are thinking of doing any more videos, which I hope you will, I would really like to see one about how to adjust the warp, and weave, on the traditional Oseberg loom. I also really appreciated the three videos about measuring and designing a garment, and wished the series continued to the sewing and the finished garment. Also one about attaching trim/tablet weavings to garments would be really helpful! I ask all these because I like the way you explain things so they make sense. Thank you for what you have posted and hoping for more! Thank you, Henya

This is great!!! Thank you so much!!! This information is extremely useful! Clear, concise, thorough - perfect! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I had learned about tablet weaving a couple years ago, and mentally put it on my “want to try this sometime” list. I was thinking of actually taking the next step, but the variety of looms was so varied, and the advantages/disadvantages of particular options unclear.

That was incredibly interesting and informative. Thank you for sharing this video! I've been interested in textile crafts for a long time and only in the last 3 years or so got interested in weaving. I thought that rigid heddle looms were the only real way to weave, then found inkle looms and now, so many more! I see that rabbit hole coming for me now....

Thanks a lot! New to looms, kind of intimidated, this helps

These works really so beautiful..💁‍♂️ You deserve more subscribers..

Just learning...this was very helpful. Subscribed.

Brilliant! Thank you so much! I’ve just started wayfaring and was keen to make a more period-correct loom instead of my inkle. You are awesome ❤

This has been SO helpful! Thank you!

Thank you so much! This was so helpful! I was trying to to design my own tablet weaving loom and things were getting a bit complicated. You explanation has helped me a lot!

Love the video, it was very helpful that you told about the positives and negative experiences which each type so I now know what will suit my work area better :)

So very very helpful thanks 😊 so much for great video take care Katy from NZ 😊

Wonderful!

What about the belt looms that have one end tied to something stationary like a wall or a pillar, and the other end tied off to the weaver's belt? I've seen at least one painting showing that type of setup.

I have a question about one of the straight looms the one with the knobs on the top. That seems like the easiest one to build at home, so that's what I'm testing out. Do you have any historical information about that one? Does it have a special name and how long has that type been made? What are the quirks of using that one?

Could you show us how to work with the osenberg loom with the horizontal bars (The one you said is your favourite) ?

Do you have any videos that'd be good for an absolute beginner to Inkle looms?

Do you have any suggestion on a tool of some sort to help you remember which direction you are turning cards? If I get interrupted, when I come back...I never remember! Someone used Ring of some sort but never explained how they used it in the video...it was just on the back tension peg...but I could not figure it out! Thanks!

Any changes you could do a video on pushing twist out with the different looms showing your method ?

This is a excellent video i had a lot of ? With the Ísberg style tablet loom should I take the weaving off or is it ok to leave it with tension.

Love the moon loom. Where did you get it?

I didn't understand anything of the last part part of the video. For the beginning, for people that don't know absolute nothing, what did you advice?

Would a warp-weighted loom not have an issue with twist?

What is the brand or name of the loom (as I am looking at the bed) far left on the pillow. I just bought one at a weavers auction. All I know is it's a box loom. Thanks

What's FCA?

I hope it ok to ask ? On this i just finished my band and it curled up from the edge any one know why i think bad tension any thoughts i would appreciate it

Are you still weaving? All of your videos are over a year old is why I ask. If so, could you show how the osburg looms are used? I've been using mine, but there's got to be an easier way, if this loom was invented in the middle ages. Somebody has to have come up with a better way than just wrapping and unwrapping to shift the work/warp.

Very helpful video!