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Try something new with your yarn! The Cricket Loom is compact, capable, and cute! Available in a 10" or 15" weaving widths, the Cricket is made of high quality apple ply and hard maple and left unfinished. Each Cricket comes with an 8-dent reed.
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Price: $169.00
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15" Weaving Width shown
$169.00
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Product Information
(for 15" Weaving Width)
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Accessory Type:
Misc
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Description:
18.5" x 18" x 6" and weighs approx 5 pounds.
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Quantity Included:
1 loom, a threading hook, warping peg, table clamps, 2 shuttles, and 2 balls of yarn.
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Try something new with your yarn! The Cricket Loom is compact, capable, and cute! Available in a 10" or 15" weaving widths, the Cricket is made of high quality apple ply and hard maple and left unfinished. Each Cricket comes with an 8-dent reed. Included are a threading hook, warping peg, table clamps, two shuttles, and two balls of yarn.
10-inch Weaving Width: At only 11" x 18" x 6" and just under four pounds, it's easy to take this efficient loom when you travel or to craft night! The 10" weaving width gives plenty of room to make a variety of projects without sacrificing portability. It's an ideal size for a new weaver of any age. As of April 2010, the Cricket has been redesigned with the ratchet gear and dog on the outside of the loom to make it even easier to adjust tension.
15-inch Weaving Width: With 5.5 inches more (width-wise) than the 10" Cricket, the 15" Cricket is still compact enough to make it easily portable. The 15" weaving width offers more flexibility in your choice of weaving projects. |
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