Beadalon 206S-060 Jewel Bead Loom
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There doesn't seem to be a loom near by, but it was at least 8 or 12 feet long.
Fireline and some thread can be substituted for needles rather than A case is also included with my loom, which is
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Do not neglect to remove the rod once the loom has been warped.
Honestly, I don't like loom beading because I don't enjoy the rhythm of the process. However, I have got to say, I have tried several looms and this is by far the easiest one My first exposure to this device was through a video posted by Beadaholique and I was fascinated by how easily it could be set up. As far as the bracelet is concerned, I still have to finish it, but I am looking forward to my.
The bracelet loom described here is a great, inexpensive option if you are interested in making bracelets. The loom I bought before this one was a traditional loom with coils and screws, and it was such a pain! The bracelet took longer to make than it did to thread the damn thing. The loom is superior because it is wide and long enough to weave a complete wrist bracelet on it without the necessity of rolling the project, which is all but impossible. It is important that you do not leave any space for error when you tie the final warp string onto the knob but do ensure that it is tight. I am beginning to have difficulty keeping the tension from sagging in the first few rows, as someone else mentioned. *UPDATE
UPDATE Feb 2014 I am having difficulty keeping the tension from sagging in the first few We are getting very tired of going over everything over and over again until we get it right, as there is no solution to our problem except to keep rethreading it until it works. If anyone sees an awesome bead loom, please please.
I found the process to be more challenging than I thought it would be. I had a little difficulty getting the warp threads on and cutting them after I finished weaving. Overall, I think it is a good price and I will try The more I do it, the better I will be As a result of the unraveled threads in one bracelet, I had to take it apart. The first one turned out pretty well, but lasted a lot longer than I thought. This would take a lot longer if instructions were given in the book. That should have been my first guess. As a result, the bracelet was refashioned into an anklet.
I am used to the standard wood/metal loom. That's all there is to You will have to learn as you go! I find the most challenging part of this exercise to be inserting and removing the bar. In a review, the end of the bar was suggested to be wider. There is no problem with it. Using this loom has been the easiest part of my life.
The support rod went into the hole easily, I have no idea where people are having problems, I was more concerned about getting it out with wrapped strings above it, so I just grabbed a thumb and put it against my chest and I was able to pull it out without problems.
In short, it was a devil of a task getting the rod in and now it's stuck.
It is a good idea to have multiple threads and to keep the thread tension tight. Although I have difficulty inserting and removing the tension rods, I manage to do it. The rod won't bend after removing the bend piece, even after I tried different approaches and it didn't work out for me. Also, you have to tie your threads extraordinarily tight if you want the bend piece to stay bent after removing it.
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