How to Make a Frame Loom

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Part of the video series: How to Weave on a Frame Loom

Summary: Before weaving a rug, you'll need a frame loom. Learn about rug weaving and how to weave with a frame loom in this free video.

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Deb Huglin Vogel Deb Huglin Vogel is a professional sculptor in Iowa. She has been sculpting since she was a little girl. She was taught by Sandy Caldwell. read more

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How to Make a Frame Loom

Hi, this is Debbie the robotier and I'm here today with Expert Village to show you how to make your frame for a frame loom. Actually, you can go out and find any kind of wood as long as it's at least this thick because it needs to be kind of strong. A little stronger actually works a little better. And what you want to do is figure out how big your door step is so that when you make your frame, it will fit your rug to go in front of your door. And what we want to do then is get some L connectors at the hardware store and screws and if you don't have a saw, you want to get a saw and maybe a little sandpaper. And you want to cut two short pieces and two long pieces. You want to make sure that they're about this much bigger than the rug you want to make so you have plenty of room to work. And you also want two nice thick dowels. You can see how thick this is. It's about at thick as my finger or a little thicker than my thumb. And those you want to cut just a little smaller than the inside of the frame once you make it. But as long as you make these two pieces the same size and these two pieces the same size and remember to put the same ones on the inside so both fit, you will get a nice rectangular frame.

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