Yak Down Fiber (sold by the ounce) pc_tapestry_weaving Weaving on a rigid-heddle loom

Weaving on a rigid-heddle loom isn’t as fast as weaving on a floor loom—and that isn’t a bad thing

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Improved bag has an exterior zippered pouch and straps on the bag that allows for the long stand posts to be secured to the bag so you can take your stand too

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Victorian Bouclé is a classic example of the distinct ringlet curls or loops that give bouclé its name

Yak Down Fiber (sold by the ounce) pc_tapestry_weaving Weaving on a rigid-heddle loomYak fiber is comparable to cashmere, angora, or camel. It is the downy undercoat that sheds off during the spring. The relatively short staple (1 inch), 17 micron fiber does not make this difficult to spin as it has great crimp and is not slippery. You will end up with a luxuriously soft and lofty yarn.