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Dating from pre-historic times tablet weaving produces an intricate and strong band of weaving. With practice wonderful designs can be created for both strapping and belts and also for edging of clothes. Tablet weaving was very popular during Anglo-Saxon and Viking Periods although very little evidence of looms exists it is likely that a variety of types would have been used. Our loom includes a roller for retaining the woven band.

Dimensions: 75 cm  long, to produce a weave up to 75mm wide

We can also supply solid maple (not plywood) tablets, the set of 10 tablets are supplied lightly waxed.

Dimensions; 50mm x 50mm x 1.5mm thick

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Weaving Tablets Solid Maple  Oseberg Type

Solid Maple (not plywood) tablets, these sets of weaving tablets are supplied lightly waxed. The Oseberg ship burial weaving tablets were made of a Maple type wood. 50mm x 50mm x 1.5mm thick

Rigid Heddle Hand Held Loom

For weaving bands and braids. Made from lime and engraved with Lappish inspired design. Set includes heddle, shuttle and beater. 20 Holes and 19 Slots are provided. The heddle is supplied lightly waxed.

Can be used with our tablet weaving loom, see our other listings.

This wooden braid weaving shuttle is based on a bone find from a 7th century settlement at Chalton in Hampshire, England. It would have been used for tablet weaving in Saxon and Viking times. It is carved from lime hardwood and decorated with ring and dot patterns.

Dimensions; 95mm x 59mm x 5mm thick

Braid Weaving Shuttle