28 Nov 20:24

I found it! I found the web site that I used for the heddles! If you want; and I am going to do this with my next one, you can made twice the amount of loops, and do the same aparatus on the underside of the loom. You will hopefully understand once you've read the instructions. The loom on this site was handmade, and I just used my frame loom. Here's the site, the heddles are on number 5., just scroll down, or read down to there: http://www.marlamallett.com/loom.htm
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28 Nov 20:04

Ok, first, thank you for faving my rug, and second, I am glad that you are interested in making these rugs-it seems to be a lost art. By lost, I mean using the frames for looms. I got this frame from a garage sale-I've also gotten them from the local thrift store. The inside (hole) of the frame is 24" by 48". I put the nails just about the middle of the wood ofr the frame at 1/2" intervals, so I used 96 for this one. It can be frustrating putting the string on, too, but just keep your cool and keep saying to yourself "well, I am learning, so it doesn't have to be perfect the first time"-then it actually turns out BETTER than you thought. I used the cone of cotton string my mother got online somewhere, but I have also used the cotton crochet thread (also on a cone) from Wal-Mart. I have five or six frames, and one has a shag rug in progress. I just hang it on the wall-a reminder to finish...someday, and also, well, ART!! I hope that you have fun with this. I used strips of old jeans for one, too, so you can use anything that you want to make the rug.