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We will advise a suitable time for a weaving demonstration. There may be occasions where a tie in or draft change is in progress therefor the loom will not be in production. If you are resident for a week,in most cases you will see Harris Tweed being woven. Short breaks we cannot guarantee this but every effort will be made.
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Tweed woven at Rodel Vallery Log Cabins (Click photos to enlarge)
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The Griffiths double width loom can produce cloth 150 mm wide. Twice that of it's predecessor the Hattersley. |
There are 1,392 threads to tie in one at a time. As if that were not enough, 24 selvedge in addition. |
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View of the tweed through the reed. |
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Warp threads passing through the heddles. |
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The rapier picks up the weft and pulls it through the shed. |
Quality inspections are key to ensure the woven cloth is up to standard. |
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