Product Description

The new Ashford Brooklyn Four Shaft Loom is designed to be an economical way to new weavers, as well as rigid heddle weavers, to expand weaving skills and explore the world of multi-shaft weaving. This loom, along with our LoftyFiber Raddle and Helping Hands, specially engineered for the Brooklyn loom, and the LoftyFiber video showing how to warp your new Brooklyn loom will take the stress out of setting up your new loom. Click here:  https://loftyfiber.com/products/helping-hands-for-ashford-brooklyn-table-loom?_pos=1&_sid=5188e8a76&_ss=r&variant=40707290660949

Brooklyn Features

• Popular 40cm (16") weaving width.
• Large beam to beam depth of 73cm (28 1⁄2") the same as all our table looms.
• Smooth, quiet overhead beater with auto bounce-back for even beating at the fell.
• Generous rising shed.
• Smooth action levers for light and easy pattern changes.
• Texsolv cord lifts shafts evenly from both sides through frictionless nylon loom cord guides, and allows easy shaft height adjustment.
• A total of 320 Texsolv 22cm (8 1⁄2") heddles are supplied giving 80 heddles per shaft, enough for a balanced 20epi weave over the full width.
• Stainless steel 10dpi reed.
• Beater will accept over width reeds and can be locked for warping.
• Strong 40 teeth nylon ratchets, handles and clicker pawls allow comfortable warp tension and control.
• Rubber feet to keep your loom from moving when weaving.
• Kit includes 2 shuttles, 5 cross/warp sticks, 10 cardboard warp separating sticks, threading hook and a full step-by-step colour assembly, warping and weaving instruction booklet.
• The loom is made using strong beech hardwood with ply sides that combine to make the Brooklyn Four Shaft Loom robust, light and easy to move.
• Quick and easy to assemble.
• Choose to leave natural or finish with Ashford Finishing Wax Polish, oil, lacquer or decorate to your preference." 

Ashford has videos and pdfs available on their website to help set up the loom and get started weaving. To find out even more about the loom, click here!

LoftyFiber has a course on learn.loftyfiber.com on how to warp the Brooklyn loom using the LoftyFiber raddle and helping hands!