and i use the exclusive heddle size for the ashford looms in 2.5 size which fits my art yarns  
here are my two latest art yarn scarves 
 what is this thing I have in my hand???? it is the new  ASHFORD HANDI HANDLEin my Etsy shop.
this  brand new handle allows you to advance your cloth or warp beam easily if you have  mobility issues with your hands,( which i do not but i still love the feel of this new tool  and use all the time ) absolutely brilliant   it comes in 2 sizes. smaller for the ashford sample it looms, and knitters looms,  also a larger  size for the ashofrd rigid heddle and table looms! 
it is the only rh loom with the exra roller beam  you can add called the freedom roller 
after i wove the bright sparkly scarf i wove a guy art art scarf
 I strongly dislike all the clamps on all rigid heddle looms! so i use  a Irwin med size bar clamp to hold the loom and to use in place of the stupid clamp and peg that  are sent for warping. no more flying off peg disastrous  episodes ! they are less then $10 at the hardware store 
the sucess is  in part to the 2.5 heddle and the ashford freedom roller  again  which  allows you to put more than a few yards on your ashforsd rh loom!
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  soaked and drying in gingko leaves
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Suzan drove down from Redding for a  SAORI TRY IT CLASS CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO 
and as a newer weaver Suzan absolutely adored weaving on the saori CH60 loom!
She broiught a weaving she just finished to show me a hand spun while long rug!
I asked her if she know how to spin yarn? she said no the yarn was in a bag that came with a old loom she was given sooooo we went up stairs to the spinning studio and i taught her how to drop spin
the golding bronze rimed spindles i use are here in my etsy shop these spindles are amazing
"This was so much fun , and I learned so much, we will be back"
PEACEFUL WEAVING AND SPINNING IN THE CALIFORNIA REDWOODS
Jill Nickolene Sanderts







































 
 
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