Ashford Tapestry Beater, Lacquer Finish

Marsoni

M251S

$33.00

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Ashford Tapestry Beater, Lacquer FinishPerfect for tapestry weaving, beating wefts on rugs, piled weaves, rya weaves and more. A must have accessory for your rigid heddle loom, tapestry loom or weaving frames. Made from Silver Beech hardwood with a smooth lacquered finish. Measures 6 cm (2. 625 inches) wide by 24. 5 cm (9. 625 inches) long. Features 10 wooden teeth set at 5 DPI.

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