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Celebrating 75 Years | Est. 1942
Promoting Weaving and Other Fiber Arts in Central Florida

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Schacht 4 Shaft Floor Loom 45″ Low Castle w/ Accessories

This is a Maple Standard Floor Loom in the low castle version.  It is in very good condition and works perfectly. The total width is 53″ providing 45″ of weaving width.  This loom was purchased from a retiring friend a few years ago and used lightly by my family.  We have many accessories, some of which can be seen in the pictures.  The price includes everything we have associated with the loom.

Dimensions are 50″ x 46″ x 26″ (open 38″).  Weight is approximately 100lbs.

Asking $1800 for everything.

Contact: Al D
Email:  al@hoverflytech.com
Pick up at my home in Oviedo, FL.

Schacht 4 Shaft Floor Loom
Loom with all accessories
accessories up close
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NEVER USED Schacht Baby Wolf Maple 8 shaft

Attention New or Experienced Weavers! For sale: A NEVER USED Schacht Baby Wolf Maple 8 shaft with 10 treadles Loom! This Schacht Baby Wolf has all the advantages of portability while maintaining the best big loom features!
The weaving width of the Baby Wolf is 26″. The loom comes with a 12-dent reed.
The X-frame design is exceptionally stable and can be easily folded to a depth of 18″. The Baby Wolf Extra accessories are being sold with it:

The Schacht Wolf Stroller wheel system makes your loom mobile!

Schacht’s Baby Wolf Trap is a hammock for your weaving tools; Lease sticks, extra bobbins, shuttles, and accessories. The Baby Wolf Trap is made of durable nylon canvas, suspended between hardwood bars in end brackets that slip onto the breast beam.Schacht Raddles help keep a warp spread evenly as it is wound onto the warp beam. They have built-in clamps and can be attached to either the loom’s back beam or the shuttle race of the beater.

Schacht Baby Wolf High Castle Tray Price: $2800. Cash – (No tax or Delivery Charges)

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Are you New to Weaving?
If you need everything to start weaving…. you might be interested in the complete package: The complete weaving package includes: The Baby Wolf loom and it’s accessories plus the used Leclerc Open ended Loom bench 23” x 38”, weaving books, yarn, weaving tools & warping board.
Price : $3100
Contact: Beth D
Email: BDreves@yahoo.com
Pick up at my home in Clermont, FL. or we can work out another delivery arrangement.

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Rick Reeves 19″ solid oak, double drive Frame Wheel

For Sale:   Rick Reeves 19″ solid oak, double drive Frame Wheel.  Comes with 3 whorls with 6 different ratios,  4 bobbins,  and Lazy Kate.  For travelling, the spinning head comes off and can be put in a tote bag and the wheel sits in a car seat with a seatbelt.   I have too many Reeves wheels and I need to thin the herd.
Price $1200 includes shipping.   Discount for WoO members who pick up the wheel $1000.
Please contact Berna Lowenstein   BernaWeaves@cfl.rr.com
There is a full description on Ravelry at:  https://www.ravelry.com/discuss/reeves-rock/3955153/1-25

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Weaving/Spinning Equipment For Sale

For information on any of the following equipment please contact Linda at lindastevenssloan@gmail.com

Leclerc Inkle Loom. Weave a 6” wide strip up to 16 feet long.  Can double as warping frame. $200.00

LOUET S90 Spinning Wheel.  Lazy Kate, 4 bobbins (5.5.:1, 7.5:1, 10.5:1). High Speed Irish Tension Flyer with sliding hook for fine spinning and 1 fat core bobbin (6.5:1, 9.5:1, 15:1) $650.00

LOUET S75 Spinning Wheel – Traditional Oak.  Lazy Kate, 3 bobbins (4.75:1, 6.5:1), skein winder. $500.00

 MOUNTAIN LOOM, 8 harness, 12” weaving width. Includes single and double back beams. Texlov heddles, 4 reeds (8, 10, 12, 15). Excellent for workshops and sampling.  $1200.00

SCHACHT WOLF PUP, 18” weaving width, direct tie-up, 4 harness.  Includes wolf trap, stroller, raddle, 8 dent reed, treadle tracker. $1100.00

Spool Rack with Spools, 40 spool capacity. $175.00

TAPESTRY/RUG LOOM, 2 harness, 46” weaving width.  Sectional warp beam, ratchet crank and break, wire heddles, and 8dent reed. Dimensions 70”high x 55”wide x 36”deep (at floor) $500.00

HARRISVILLE DESIGNS Warping Reel, 20yard capacity $250.00

warping reel

For more information please email Linda at lindastevenssloan@gmail.com

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For Sale – Singer Steam Press — $150

Singer Steam Press

Provides nice crisp finish for handwovens.  Used a few times, and then I came into possession of a 1950’s Ironrite mangle. 

Can read a more thorough description here.

Currently resides in Sun City Center, FL.  Can deliver to WoO or Manasota meeting or FTWG conference.

Ellen T     ellenlturner@verizon.net

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Lendrum Spinning Wheel complete with accessories.

For Sale:

Lendrum Spinning Wheel complete with accessories. $600

Only 2 years old, I took 1 lesson then my Life interfered and went another direction.
If interested contact Joyce C. at kat9tayls@gmail.com
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Harrisville Designs Rug Loom

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Harrisville Designs Rug Loom   62” wide, 72” deep w/attached bench, and 82” high.  Has a 45” weaving width and comes with an 8 dent reed.  It is 4 shaft  (600 heddles, approx.) with eight treadles.  It comes with the Collingwood Shaft-Switching Device and the Sectional Warp Beam Adapters.  Asking $3,900 in like new condition.   Listed new at $7,990 US shipping and handling.  Located on the Central Florida east coast.  Please contact Betty Ann Wyman via email:  bettyannwyman@gmail.com
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Holiday Luncheon

Members gather annually to enjoy the holiday season with their fiber friends and families. Currently, the guild gathers at the Mount Dora, FL United Methodist Church on N. Fifth Street.

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Captions for the above…. (1) The annual holiday luncheon is a great time for friends to get together. There are always warm greetings and hugs.  (2) Lee T indicates he is having a good time.  (3) Anne M greets long-time friends Ellen and Chuck T.  (4) Mona R sets the table.  (5) Sandy L, right, starts the serving line.  (6)  Cynthia S, right, and Pat I catch up on events.

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Captions for the above … (7 and 8) Lively conversations and dining are the hallmark of a great holiday luncheon.  (9) Pam W officially opens the event with a greeting and thanks for a great 2017.  (10 and 11 ) Nancy R invites Berna L, center, and Pat I to bless the meal.

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Captions for the above photos……(12) The luncheon event was a good opportunity for Marilyn F to give thanks to the members of her 75th Anniversary Celebration Team for their contribution to the success of the event. (13) Marilyn recognizes Cindy L for her strategic plans, (14) Bev T for booking the venue, the Camelia Room of Leu Gardens and her close coordination with their staff, (15) Mary S for her contributions, (16) Nancy R for her support and guidance, (17)  Berna L for her role as key-note speaker and (18) Pam W for booking the catering company and coordinating their services.  It was a wonderful way to celebrate the milestone event, thanks to many volunteers.

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Captions for the above ……(19) Diane C gives a brief report on the recent Holiday Sales event at the Lakeside Inn and shared that sales from the event were very good. Looking forward, Diane reported that the 2018 Holiday Sales event would be moved to the Donnelly Pavilion in downtown Mount Dora, providing more space. The building offers  higher visibility for tourists and shoppers and better access from the street.  The dates of the 2018 sale are Nov 30 and Dec 1 and 2. (20) Sandy L and Cynthia S handle the door prize portion of the luncheon. All gifts were to be made by members. (21) Ann R shows off her beaded bracelet created by Nancy R. (22) Anne M shows off her exchange gift: a jar of blueberry jam, a felted home made lemon drop soap and a quilted place mat for the table from Mona R.

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Captions for the above ….. (22) Ellen T shows her wire, bead and pine bark pendant. (24) Jamie L received two woven jelly fish scarves from Pam W.  (25) Ann C shows her beaded bracelet. (26) Jane G shows her beaded earrings. (27) Jewel B received a felted tree ornament. (28) Judy S received a blue beaded Christmas ornament made by Mimi S.

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Captions for the above ….. (29) Liz H received a woven tartan plaid towel created by Mary S. (30) Marilyn F shows off her glass tree ornament, created by Jamie L. (31) Mary S shows off her exchange gift: a crocheted scarf from Jane G. (32) Mimi S received a scarf and fragrant soap.  (33) Nancy H shows her scented candle. (34) Nancy R scored with her lacy cowl.

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Captions for the above ….. (35) Pam W shows her bracelet from Malaysia, courtesy of Nancy H, who flies the world with Delta.  (36) Peg C admires her door prize tickets, or, as she proudly proclaimed, her: ‘investment in the guild.’ (37 and 38) The grand prize of the luncheon door prize event was a hand-made, 4-shaft, 4-treddle, 24″  floor loom which had been totally reconditioned and given a new life, new shuttles and a starter stash of yarns, which Ann R won. Ann promptly announced that she is gifting the loom to a friend in Tallahassee who expressed an interest in learning to weave. Two members of the guild volunteered to provide the new owner with beginner instructions on how to get started. The spirit of Christmas is alive within the hearts of members of The Weavers of Orlando.

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Workshops 2020

 
We sponsor 3 workshops a year, 2 of the workshops are usually with nationally known instructors, and members get first chance to take these workshops. 
The cost of the workshops are estimated prior to the workshop and a deposit is required when signing up to take a workshop with Weavers of Orlando. 
The exact cost of the workshop is determined by the cost of travel for the instructor, teaching fees along with room rental and any other expenses encountered for the workshop. These costs are then divided among the participants in the workshop.  Some of the instructors also require a materials fee that is separate fee from the cost of the workshop. 
If you are interested in joining us at one of the following workshops or would like more details please contact our workshop chair Nancy R  at workshops@weaversoforlando.org

The well stocked workshop basket This file contains a very good list of things you should bring with you to every workshop Please take the time to click on the link, read & print the list for future reference.

2020 Workshops

If you are interested in joining us at one of the following 2020 workshops or would like more details please contact our workshop chair Nancy R

Workshops will be held at the Fashion Square Mall conference center. 

Directions:
Orlando Fashion Square Mall
3201 E Colonial Dr
Orlando, FL 32803
Once at the mall: Park in the front near Panera Bread, enter through the main mall doors to the left of Panera, walk straight toward Zales. As you approach Zales, bear to the right and walk down the hallway on right, next to Sam’s Watch and Jewelry repair. Follow signs to the bathroom. The Community Room will be on the left of the hallway. 
The Mall opens at 10 a.m., so when you arrive early for our meetings, ask the guard to let you into the Mall.

Workshops 2020

October 17, 18 & 19 2020 Workshop (Saturday, Sunday, and Monday)

Weaving in a Parallel Universe by Linda Hartshorn

Explore a parallel universe of possibilities in weaving! Parallel threadings are incredibly versatile and can be used to weave a variety of structures including echo weave twills, four color doubleweave, and jin (polychrome turned taquete). Create vibrant colorways, echoes and iridescence by using two or more colors in the warp. Weave samples in a round robin, study drafts and learn how to create a parallel threading. Add the power of parallel threadings to your weaving repertoire.

Level: Intermediate—advanced

Loom type: Portable floor or table loom, 8 or more shafts required, in good working order.

Loom will be pre-warped according to instructions. Two boat shuttles with bobbins, scissors, weft yarn, tape measure, Fray Check (a fabric glue for separating samples). Bring any items needed to mend broken warps. For notetaking and drafting bring pen, pencil, and paper.

Bio:
Linda Hartshorn is known for unique dyework and lively use of color in her handwoven textiles. With over fifteen years of teaching experience, Linda enjoys leading workshops all over the country. She recently opened Lost Coast Weaving Studio in the mountains of Northern California, where she holds classes and creates her own work. Linda is a two time winner of the Victor Thomas Jacoby Award.

In weaving Linda has discovered the threads that connect us to other weavers, to other places and other times. For her weaving is an essential part of being human. She tries to express this in her work, which is influenced by many textile traditions but is still very much her own. She uses natural fibers, a diversity of weave structures, and hand dyeing, including the extensive use of plant and mineral dyes, to create artistry in fiber.

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Programs for 2019/2020

Weavers of Orlando (WoO), an active non-profit organization, promotes and encourages interest in the fiber arts such as weaving, spinning, basketry, dyeing, felting, and beading through monthly programs.
When:  The 3rd Saturday of each month (see monthly schedule below)
  • Socializing & Weaving questions answered starting at 9:30 am
  • Business meeting starts at 10 a.m.
  • Show and tell usually starts around 10:30 am
  • Program starts around 11:00 am
Where:  We will be meeting at

LEESBURG CENTER OF THE ARTS

429 West Magnolia Street
Leesburg, FL 34748

2019 Programs

 December 14, 2019

Annual Holiday Potluck Luncheon –

Methodist Church in Mt Dora.

Weavers of Orlando will have our annual holiday potluck luncheon, with a gift exchange, door prizes, the Betty Terlouw scholarship drawing, and yummy food! Come join us!

Programs 2020

January 18, 2020

Walking your Treadles by Margarete Griffiths

Margarete will explain the mysteries of walking treadling. You will learn how to convert any tieup to a walking treadling tieup.

February 15, 2020

Maintaining your Loom and Reviving a new-to-you Loom by Mary Schmutte

Mary will discuss maintaining your current loom. She will also discuss cleaning up and preparing that bargain “new-to-you” loom that you bought and are now wondering, “How do I clean and prepare it for its first warp?”

March 28, 2020 — Annual Picnic Note 4th Saturday of the Month

April 18, 2020

May 16, 2020

June 20, 2020

July 18, 2020

August 25, 2020

September 19, 2020

October 17, 2020

Color Fundamentals for Fiber Artists by Linda Hartshorn

Color is enriches our lives and is of primary importance to the fiber art we create. Color is not only fundamental but FUN! A Power Point slideshow will guide us through the basics of color and show inspiring examples in fiber art. Using what we have learned, we will make yarn wraps in a fun, hands-on exercise.

Provided for students: cards for wrapping and some yarns.

Materials for students to bring:  scissors, tape, and a few colorful pictures from a magazine or elsewhere for inspiration. Please also bring bits and balls of yarn leftover from your projects to share with the group.

November 21, 2020

December 19, 2020