Ashford Jack Floor Loom Weaving Bundle
Ready to go beyond the basics but not sure where to start? The Ashford Jack Floor Loom Weaving Bundle brings together everything you need, no guesswork, just weaving joy.
If you've outgrown your rigid heddle or table loom and are ready to dive into more advanced weaving, the Ashford 8 Shaft Floor Loom Weaving Bundle is your perfect next step. Thoughtfully curated to eliminate the overwhelm, this bundle equips you with the tools to create more complex patterns, larger textiles, and professional finishes.
The 8 Shaft Floor Loom features a smooth jack-style mechanism for comfortable, quiet weaving. From winding your warp to finishing with perfectly twisted fringe, every tool included is chosen to support your creative flow and craftsmanship.
Whether you're weaving your first warp or your fiftieth, this bundle turns ambition into achievement and inspiration into fabric.
Key Features & Benefits:
- 8-shaft floor loom: Ideal for versatile, complex pattern weaving
- Jack-style lifting system: Smooth, quiet treadling for extended sessions
- Warping mill: Easily measure and prepare warp threads
- Texsolv heddles: Strong, lightweight, and included in a convenient 100-count bundle
- Fringe twister (4-clip): Adds a clean, finished touch to your handwoven pieces
- Wooden boat shuttle bobbin winder: Speeds up prep time for smooth weaving
- Comprehensive guide: Step-by-step illustrated manual to help you get started with confidence
- Ready-to-weave kit: All tools included—no need to source items separately
- Ashford 8 Shaft Floor Loom
- Texsolv Heddles – Bundle of 100
- Warping Mill | Ashford
- Fringe Twister – 4 Clip | Ashford
- Ashford Boat Shuttle Wooden Bobbin Winder
- Illustrated Beginner’s Guide
- Loom Type: Jack Floor Loom, 8 shafts
- Material: Solid beech hardwood
- Included Heddles: Texsolv
- Additional Tools: Yarn stand, fringe twister, shuttle bobbin winder
- Finish: Natural
Ashford - Weaving on the Ashford Jack Loom
This video is a quick overview of how to warp an Ashford Jack Loom.
Ashford - Winding a Warp
Learn how to wind a warp with Ashford's tools. This foundational weaving skill is demonstrated clearly for both new and experienced weavers.
How to put a warp on your table loom Pt 1
This tutorial shows how to begin warping your Ashford table loom, including threading and tensioning tips to ensure a solid start.
Ashford - How to put a warp on your table loom - Part 2
In Part 2, continue the process of warping your Ashford table loom, with detailed guidance on sleying the reed and final setup.
The Ashford 8 Shaft Floor Loom offers excellent versatility and potential for creative growth, making it a fantastic choice for beginners eager to explore the full range of weaving possibilities. While it features multiple shafts and treadles, which may require some initial learning, it provides ample opportunity to develop your skills at your own pace. With consistent practice, you'll quickly become proficient, unlocking endless weaving designs and techniques.
Ideal for a wide range of fabrics, including clothing, home furnishings, and upholstery, up to 38 inches wide.
The folding back beam reduces the loom's depth, making it more compact for storage when not in use. When fully extended, the loom's depth is 985mm (38 1/4"), and when the back beam is folded, the depth reduces to 760mm (30").
Yes, the loom's adjustable tension and sturdy construction accommodate various yarn types and thicknesses. You may wish to add various reeds to accommodate a range of warp threads. Reeds are available here.
It assists in providing a consistent beat, aiding in the production of even fabric density and helping reduce physical strain during weaving.
Yes, assembly is required, but it comes with comprehensive instructions to guide you through the process.
Regular maintenance includes cleaning, checking for loose parts, and occasionally applying a wood finish to preserve its quality.
The Ashford Jack Loom is known for its compact design, folding capabilities, and user-friendly features, making it a popular choice among weavers.
While it's a sturdy piece of equipment, the folding back beam aids in transportation; however, due to its size and weight, assistance may be needed. It is not a loom to take regularly to workshops, but it is one you can move around a house if need be.
Yes, accessories such as extra reeds, heddles, and weaving tools can enhance your weaving experience with this loom.
