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OSLoom will be a Jacquard loom, which is a very advanced type of loom capable of weaving complex patterns. Instructions for a simple manual cardboard loom can be found [http://www.biglearning.com/article-cardboard-loom.htm here]
OSLoom will be a Jacquard loom, which is a very advanced type of loom capable of weaving complex patterns. Instructions for a simple manual cardboard loom can be found [http://www.biglearning.com/article-cardboard-loom.htm here]
[http://www.cs.arizona.edu/patterns/weaving/webdocs/df1_loom.pdf Build Your Own Loom]
Treadle
http://www.all-homemade.com/support-files/free-loom-plans-foot-treddle.pdf
[[IMAGE:FootTreadle.jpg]]
Spindle
[http://www.schachtspindle.com/|Schact Spindle]


[[Appropedia:AT CAD Team/AT loom]] - Proposal for open-source loom on Appropedia. No progress yet.
[[Appropedia:AT CAD Team/AT loom]] - Proposal for open-source loom on Appropedia. No progress yet.


[[Category:Clothing]]
[[Category:Clothing]]

Revision as of 16:56, 26 July 2011

The ability to make clothes is important for local self-sufficiency and economic development. Local, sustainable fibers such as wool and hemp can be used.

Spinning (making threads)

Plans for a simple drop spindle on Appropedia. Made from a bicycle wheel.

Detailed plans for a treadle wheel. Requires woodworking skills. (This could be digitally fabbed much faster.)

Weaving (making cloth)

OSLoom is a project to build an open-source, digitally-controlled loom. The build is scheduled for March 2011. See their kickstarter video for more.

OSLoom will be a Jacquard loom, which is a very advanced type of loom capable of weaving complex patterns. Instructions for a simple manual cardboard loom can be found here

Build Your Own Loom

Treadle http://www.all-homemade.com/support-files/free-loom-plans-foot-treddle.pdf FootTreadle.jpg

Spindle Spindle


Appropedia:AT CAD Team/AT loom - Proposal for open-source loom on Appropedia. No progress yet.