A Lucet gold cord made by Jennifer for the brim of a historic monmouth 1800th century cap.
Here are 3 hats that have a cluster of Lucet cords on top. I prefer them rather than the usual Pom-Pom. From Bonnie Walstrom
Matching coasters, made from coiled Lucet cord by Aaron
Great ideas and awesome job to you both!
Love the colors!
Great Job Jen!
Busy making Viking Cording! Thanks frazzamataz for the great photos!
Hand spun lace weight yarn created by Lesley Carlsson using our glass tipped support spindle. Love the colors!
Weaving on our Lap Loom with a Tapestry Needle. Hand spun yarn on a glass Tipped Spindle. Great job! Thanks for the photos!
A variety of customers making awesome lucet cords! Fun to see all your Awesome work! Thanks for the photos!
Photos of hand spun yarn from a Drop Spindle Class at a Stitches Event last year. Great job! Thanks for the photos!
What fun textures and color choices! Awesome!
From Phyllis,
I've never woven in my life but bought one of your looms. (For a friend, but I may keep it and order her another!). Here is a photo of my very first weaving I did today. It is FAR from perfect. But, I had fun. Will do another one tomorrow!! Still learning. Phyllis Vaughn
Can’t wait to see this finished!
Elanor, our five year old Grand-daughter is using a lucet to make a bracelet. Awesome job!
Great Job! Love the colors!
From Jay,
This is similar to the picture of my other bracelet you have on your Inspirations page. The difference here is that this represents two cords, one on each side of the beads. I still did the suede as a gimp cord but I also used a gimp cord on the side, which is how I attached the wooden beads. I also wove some string along both sides of the beads, which is what I used for the loop clasp.
From Laura Norris
I so love coming to my loom to create. The quality craftsmanship of the loom is inspiring in itself! I had the opportunity to purchase my loom and tools and meet you guys at this years Maryland Sheep and Wool festival. I am in the process of selling my weavings. Here are some pictures of the finished weavings.
How awesome is that?! Thank you for sharing what you made and for the inspiration!