Hey there! Each heddle Stick measures 4" long by 1/4 inches wide with a small hole right in the middle, and they're spaced 1/4" apart. When sleighing the heddle (running the warp threads through), the threads alternate from the space in between, and through the holes, that way when you raise or lower the heddle, your creating the "shed" to run the weave through. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
I have inherited a home made rigid heddle loom and it has some damage. Your series of videos will help me to determine how to repair it.
Thank you.
You could also use paddle pop sticks for your huddles. Watched all 3 videos brilliant diy, thanks for sharing.
Mad skills 👏👌love it 😀
Amazing! Thank you!
What size is the huddle wood pieces
How many huddle sticks did you cut? 24? Are you threading in between them too?
Hey there! Each heddle Stick measures 4" long by 1/4 inches wide with a small hole right in the middle, and they're spaced 1/4" apart. When sleighing the heddle (running the warp threads through), the threads alternate from the space in between, and through the holes, that way when you raise or lower the heddle, your creating the "shed" to run the weave through. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!