Handweavers Guild of BoulderA TEXTILE AND FIBER COMMUNITY |
HGB's Material Donations Committee (MDC) works with people who wish to donate fiber arts tools, equipment, and supplies to the guild. The committee sells donated materials to guild members and to the public. Proceeds go to HGB's mission of supporting fiber arts in our community. Periodically, we hold in-person sales of donated materials. Email donations@handweaversofboulder.org to make purchases between in-person sales.
To make a donation or see what kinds of items we accept, please visit the Material Donations page.
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07-22-2024
CURRENTLY AVAILABLE ITEMS
Approximately 24" x 38", estimated 10-12 yard warp length or less depending on which pegs are used
$65
Raddle will hold approximately 30" wide warp
Oak lease sticks are 36" long
$65 for the set
A very special Navajo-style loom for unlimited tapestry or rug weaving. This custom loom was used and beloved by local tapestry artist Elaine Nixon
Loom is easy to assemble/disassemble and can be stored flat
Dimensions are 9' wide x 8' tall x 4' deep
Three sturdy pipes for adjusting tension
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This is a special loom looking for a special weaver. Make an offer.
Built in the 1970s, this countermarche loom is in excellent condition
Cranbrook looms are known for their light treadling and ability to hold high tension
72" weaving width, 8 shafts, 10 treadles; 6, 10, and 12 dent 75" reeds
Overall dimensions: 90" wide x 72" high x 62" deep. Weight: 700 pounds
This loom has a treadle lock for holding the shed open, making it easy to stand to weave if desired
Includes string heddles, canvas apron on cloth beam, warp packing sticks, lease sticks, homemade raddle, warping board, bench
The loom is still in the owner's home, fully assembled
It is easily disassembled for transport, but would require a vehicle that can hold the loom sides (72" x 72" x 4") which cannot be disassembled
Disassembly and moving help from the HGB donations committee could be arranged for a local buyer
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$1800
From LoomCraft Studios, Wilmington, Ohio (1930s–1940s)
4-shaft rising-shed loom with high castle and hanging pulley system
6 treadles, direct tie up
48” weaving width
Folded dimensions: 50” wide, 48” tall, 18” deep
14 dent reed
Large quantity of extra heddles included
Instructions included
Metal parts (tie ups, reed, pulleys) are rusty, cords are weak
Missing a few pegs on sectional back beam
Other minor repairs needed
$200 or make an offer
This is a real workhorse of a loom priced to move.
The “Newcomb Studio Art Loom” sold by Sears Roebuck and Co. under the “Fairloom” name.
This loom is disassembled for transport (not all parts are pictured, but all parts are included).
12-dent reed, metal heddles
Sectional back beam, heavy duty metal brake
Serial Number 4T2798
Manuals are available online. There are Facebook groups and weaving groups specializing in the Newcomb loom.
$100 or make an offer
J.L. Hammett Co, Cambridge, MA
33” wide, 49” tall
One wooden foot, the other one is missing but would be fairly simple to replace
$75
22” wide, 4.5” tall, covering is peeling on one corner
Label reads “Thomas Miln Maker, Dundee”
$20
Last updated 08.07.2025