First time setting up a tapestry loom and immediately ran into uneven warp spacing between heddle and twining. Designed a simple spacing comb based on heddle spacing — and it turned out to be a really useful reference tool during setup. Probably niche, but if you’re into weaving or similar setups, might be useful.

As a starting crossmedia maker I begun developping handheld grid weave looms to custommade crossed warp bases for latchwork/smyrna like textiles. This loom has a weavable surface of 125 x 125mm with 2mm dents along the perimeter. It has a thickness of 5mm for rigitidity to withstand the tension of the warped threads. For use, I would recommend double threading in one direction and doubled plain weave threading in the perpendicular direction to limit displacement of the thread crossings.