At Rogue Wovens, I utilize a number of tools to create our textiles. From the very simple to the very complex. Our looms also represent that spectrum. Sometimes a simple tool yields the best results, but there are times when complexity demands a more robust tool. I want to introduce you to some of my friends.

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Schacht Flip Rigid Heddle

Rigid heddle looms are one of the easiest entry points into weaving. This loom is sturdy, portable, and a go to when I have just a short amount of time to weave or want to weave while engaging in other activities. I often find myself weaving gauzy open fabrics on the rigid heddle loom as it's very easy to place the weft in the exact spot to get the gauzy effect I am looking for.

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Schacht Wolf Pup

This loom has a 18” weaving width and has 4 shafts. The loom is the loom I take for demonstrations while vending at art fairs and events where I am asked to demonstrate. Due to it’s small size and light weight it is easy to transport and fits in my small vehicle with all of the other equipment needed for an art show.

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Schacht Baby Wolf

This loom has a 26” weaving width and has 8 shafts. The loom has been modified from it’s original manufactured state to add a mechanical dobby attachment allowing it to weave more complex patterns without errors.

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Louet Megado Dobby Loom

This loom is the Rolls Royce of production hand looms. With 32 shafts this loom can create highly detailed and intricate pattern work. And with a large weaving area at the front of the loom, there is plenty of room for hand manipulation and detailed hand stitching. This loom is a pleasure to weave on and produces amazing fabric.