In my current house, I do not have a loom room. I do keep my Minstrel wheel in the living room, along with a giant work basket of fiber and projects. My vintage wheel resides in the basement next to the television that I don't watch. Mr. basslizard asked me if the wheels were going to live in my sewing room. Silly man, that's where I keep things I'm not working on! It's a very small space in a very small house.bloke wrote: Mrs. bloke weaves and spins...You should find her on fb - if you have an account. She has some pretty fancy spinning wheels, but just also acquired a (genuine / very-very old / working-condition...which is rare) "great wheel" as well.
Here are the "great wheel", one of her other spinning wheels, and three of her small/portable looms. (Thankfully, all the BIG looms - due to their size - stay in the "loom room".)
More coffee is needed to get through this shift. Now the question is whether or not to eat my last can of soup from my desk drawer or go to the all-night gas station for junk food. I sometimes bring my drop spindles to work for breaks in keeping telecommunication services up across the state.