Tiny tip - clamping hack for rigid heddle loom 

you can use small blocks of wood under the table to create more thickness, then use the clamps that come with the loom.

Good tip, thanks Kelly-Mum!

This is a great hack, I love it. I’m going to buy some of these clamps. Thanks Kelly.

A handy tip! I think I will get some of those to use with my weaving. Seems like they would have a lot of good uses!

Thank you so much for this! First time weaving at securing it to the table was driving me crazy 😂

I always use non-skid mesh (for floor rugs) under my loom to keep it from talking a walk while warping.

Good tip ❤ I had a similar issue last week and used small F Clamps - the ones with the quick release ratchet. They don’t need as much hand strength.

You just need a stopper on each of the side rails that hang over the edge of the table to keep the loom from sliding. That could be a pair of clamps or even the same type of L shaped rod that you already have going through a hole drilled in the side rail. A hanging shelf bracket could also serve as a kind of cleat by hooking over the bottom rail and hanging over the edge of the table. This could be made out of a few pieces of wood. Agree with the nonslip rug backer or shelf liner. You could also just put a board hanging over the edge of the table a clamp the loom to that. The clamp will act as a stop.

Thank you Kelley, I love my clamps!

Great idea, I have struggled with always finding a suitable place to adhere the loom because of the furniture edges in my home. Problem solved!

Great little tip! Thank you.

Thank you, Kelly.

The spring clamps are very hard to open. I use Irwin’s Quick Grip clamps which have a lever to open them and are easy and quick to tighten.

Thank you Kelley! What a great tip and I have C clamps!!!❤

Thanks for the tip

Thank you! Are your classes available through the teachable app?

Awesome

Just slip a notepad or something similar to add a bit of thickness at the edge.