When doing my weavings, I was usually trying to balance my work on my lap, which was getting very uncomfortable. One day while browsing around online I saw a weaver using a floor easel that held the frame loom and I thought, "Duh, of course..."
I wanted a floor loom that could easily be folded up and had a nifty little drawer for storing goodies and supplies. My research told me that what I most wanted was a "Sketch Box Floor Loom". My research also told me that they could be very expensive.
So, I started searching Craigs List and eBay and found several in the $75-and-up range but that was still a bit too rich for my budget. Finally I found an auction on eBay and, miracle of miracles, I won!!
I haven't taken any pics of the easel myself but I'll share some shots from the auction listing with you. It's so pretty and arrived in wonderful condition - I couldn't be happier! :)
I wanted a floor loom that could easily be folded up and had a nifty little drawer for storing goodies and supplies. My research told me that what I most wanted was a "Sketch Box Floor Loom". My research also told me that they could be very expensive.
So, I started searching Craigs List and eBay and found several in the $75-and-up range but that was still a bit too rich for my budget. Finally I found an auction on eBay and, miracle of miracles, I won!!
I haven't taken any pics of the easel myself but I'll share some shots from the auction listing with you. It's so pretty and arrived in wonderful condition - I couldn't be happier! :)
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| All folded up and ready to travel! |
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