For use with the Direct Warp Peg or when securing your Harp Forte to a table when not using a stand, this set includes one wooden block and clamp hardware. It’s a simple yet essential tool that adds stability, so you can work with confidence and focus. I’ve found that little touches like this really make a difference, especially when you’re deep into a project and want everything to stay securely in place!
For assistance with the direct warping method on the Harp Forte, this tool makes the process smoother and more efficient. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced weaver, having the right tools can really enhance your experience, and this one will help you set up your loom with ease, so you can focus on the fun part—creating beautiful woven pieces!
For assistance when using direct warping method to warp the Harp Forte. It consist of bigger warping peg (new version) and clamp.
Newly designed, featuring a standard-sized hook on one end and a thinner, wire-type end on the other for improved handling of fine yarns.
Functional, comfortable, and stylish, our bag provides ample space for folding, storing, and carrying your Harp Forte, floor stand, and additional weaving accessories.
Necessary components for equipping your loom with a second heddle for double-heddle weaving. Available in two variations.
The Kromski Weaver’s Choice variable dent heddle makes it possible for the weaver to decide exactly what size heddle to use on a thread by thread basis.
We are no longer confined to using a single sized thread for the warp. Nor are we confined to one size on a given section. Each heddle is an individual piece, thus allowing the weaver to use an endless combination of thread sizes.
Included in the Weaver’s Choice package are:
Available in 5, 8, 10, and 12 dpi. DPI, or “dents per inch,” indicates the number of warp threads that can be placed per inch across the width of your project.
Available in 5, 8, 10, and 12 dpi. DPI, or “dents per inch,” indicates the number of warp threads that can be placed per inch across the width of your project.
Available in 5, 8, 10, and 12 dpi. DPI, or “dents per inch,” indicates the number of warp threads that can be placed per inch across the width of your project.
Available in 5, 8, 10, and 12 dpi. DPI, or “dents per inch,” indicates the number of warp threads that can be placed per inch across the width of your project.
Available in 5, 8, 10, and 12 dpi. DPI, or “dents per inch,” indicates the number of warp threads that can be placed per inch across the width of your project.