Part Two: The Hows of Sampling

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Part Two: The Hows of Sampling By: Deb Essen Deb explains the value of sampling at the loom to create the fabric you desire. Continue reading.

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Ask Madelyn: Is there a way to make tying up my loom easier? By: Madelyn van der Hoogt Any tips for getting under the loom as we age? Continue reading.

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