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title: "Kromski Harp Forte Rigid Heddle Loom - 32\""
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price: "3753 zł"
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# Complete kit with heddle, shuttles & warp tools Folds compactly with warp attached for travel European alder wood, durable & lightweight Kromski Harp Forte Rigid Heddle Loom - 32"

**Brand:** kromski
**Price:** 3753 zł
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧶 Weave your story anywhere—elegance, power, and portability in one loom!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Kromski Harp Forte Rigid Heddle Loom - 32" by kromski
- **How much does it cost?** 3753 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/11993479-kromski-harp-forte-rigid-heddle-loom-32)

## Best For

- kromski enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kromski brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **All-Inclusive Setup:** Comes with 8-dent heddle, 2 stick shuttles, pick-up stick, threading hook, clamps, warping pegs & Warp Helper—just add yarn!
- • **Travel-Ready Design:** Folds neatly with warp attached, fits perfectly in the Kromski tote bag for on-the-go creativity.
- • **Built-in Warping Board:** Warp up to 5+ yards without extra gear—save $70 instantly!
- • **Premium European Alder Wood:** Striking clear finish protects and elevates your workspace aesthetic.
- • **Engineered for Strength & Ease:** Metal brace doubles frame strength; neodymium magnets keep pawls out of the way—durability meets smart design.

## Overview

The Kromski Harp Forte 32" Rigid Heddle Loom is a beautifully crafted, travel-friendly weaving loom made from durable European alder wood with a clear finish. It features an integrated warping board capable of handling over five yards of warp, eliminating the need for separate equipment. The loom folds compactly with the warp attached, fitting into a dedicated tote bag, making it ideal for mobile lifestyles. Included is a comprehensive set of weaving tools—8-dent heddle, shuttles, pick-up stick, threading hook, clamps, and warping accessories—ensuring a ready-to-weave experience right out of the box. Engineered with a metal brace and neodymium magnets, it offers exceptional strength and user-friendly operation, perfect for both beginners and seasoned weavers.

## Description

The Harp Forte Folding Rigid Heddle Loom from Kromski comes with a built-in warping board on the back and it folds for travel! It is made of European alder wood with a clear finish and comes with a 8 dent heddle, 2 stick shuttles, a pickup stick, threading hook, 2 clamps, a warping peg,and warping board pegs. The overall look of the Harp is striking; European alder wood with a clear finish, lots of curves and turned pieces. Your Harp comes with a dent heddle, 2 stick shuttles, a pick-up stick, threading hook, 2 clamps, a warpind peg, warping board pegs, the very helpful "warp helper" plus video. The Kromski Tote, extra heddles, extra heddle blocks (for more complex weaving) and stands are available separately.

Review: Money Well Invested - After reviewing several books on Rigid Heddle Looms, I decided on this one, and I am glad I did. It is beautiful, well made, and easy to use. I read the reviews here on desertcart, and I will address a few issues based on my personal experience. First, Syne Mitchell (author of Inventive Weaving) states she likes it but finds it too lightweight for the amount of tension she likes to use. I suspect she is confusing weight with hardness and stiffness. This loom is made of European Alder (Alnus Gutinosa). While it is lightweight and has properties that make it easy to shape, the Janka Hardness rating is 650 lb/square inch and the Elastic rupture modulus is 11,000 lb/square inch. I am 6ft 4inches, 200lbs and an athlete, and I still do not see myself flexing this frame, particularly with the metal brace and hinge mechanism. While a small detail, this metal piece is cleverly designed not only to work as a hinge, but also easily doubles the strength of the loom at the stress point. The "L" shape of this piece is also clever, as it not only makes it easy to use, but also adds support to prevent lateral stress issues. Second, mine came with metal pawls, so wearing out plastic ones is not an issue. The use of neodymium magnets (small, powerful, and not cheap) to keep the pawls out of the way when they are not in use is also a very clever engineering addition. The assembly instructions. Mine were now in color and seemed improved from what I previously read. That said, for people without any experience assembling things, there could be some challenges. Two things to pay close attention to that are not obvious. First, the forward beam and the forward hole on the right have a small "F" sticker on them. Pay attention to that. Second, the lateral beams (the harp curved pieces) have the "Kromski" logo on the outside and forward pieces. Finally, the opening for the heddle blocks face forward and the blocks just barely overlap the BACK of the metal brace where the closed hinge is. These orientation markers should make it easy to assemble properly. The only complaint I have about assembly was the four outer covers for the beams. The pilot holes in the beams themselves were small, and screwing them in place was took some physical strength. Ironically, this should serve as a testimonial to the strength and hardness of the wood despite its light weight. If you are a smaller person, it may be useful to drill them about 50% wider. Do NOT make them too big, or the screw will not have any wood to bite into. If you are worried this is a big project, it should take less than 5 minutes from start to finish. If you are a larger person like me, you will be able to screw them in, just use good technique and be careful not to strip the screws. In sum, I feel this was money well spent. The loom is exceptionally well-engineered, and is beautiful enough to be placed in any room proudly. Take your time and assemble it carefully. This is not just a loom, it is an heirloom.
Review: Love this loom - First off, I am a brand new weaver although I have done many other types of handcrafting/needlework. I am very happy with this loom. The 8 dent heddle that is included is perfect for working with the yarn I have on hand as I learn how to weave. It's beautiful and well-made. I was prepared to use an online video for assembly instructions as has been suggested by others but found the included instructions easy to follow. At first I found the long shuttles included rather daunting but soon got the hang of them and really appreciate not having to reload them often and as I move to wider projects they will be perfect for the size of the loom. Some people have said this is too big to use against a table but the wrong size stand was included with my order (an issue that was happily resolved very quickly by the seller, Fiber Arts Depot) so I wound up using it against my dining room table for my first project.. It worked very well that way but I do prefer using it with the stand. I've had the loom 6 days and have made 2 scarves and a set of 4 scrubby dish cloths so far. I am pleasantly surprised with how quickly I am able to weave items. Kromski has links to helpful videos and tips on their site that are helpful for new weavers such as myself.

## Features

- If you are new to weaving, proceed with confidence as the Harp will prepare you for a lifetime of weaving - what you learn on a Harp all carries forward to a larger loom
- warping board integral to its design: turn over the loom and you can make your warp (five yards plus). Purchased separately, a warping board will set you back about $70; with the Harp it is part of your package.
- take your Harp with you: it folds (with warp attached) and fits neatly into the Kromski tote bag. People in mobile homes and boats use the compact Harp because it travels and stores so well.
- finished wood & striking overall look: European alder wood with a clear finish, lots of curves and turned pieces. Many other rigid heddle looms lack a finish (just bare wood) or charge you more for a finish. Don't compare prices with an unfinished product. You want a finish on the wood for long term protection.
- Complete set-up: your Harp comes with a 8-dent heddle, 2 stick shuttles, a pick-up stick (read about the use of a pick-up stick and see how it will add to your weaving projects), threading hook, 2 clamps, a warping peg, warping board pegs and the very helpful "Warp Helper". Just add the yarn. No other rigid heddle loom comes packaged with everything.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HEP1KFI |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Art Craft Kit Type | weaving |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,068,604 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #821 in Weaving Looms |
| Brand | Kromski |
| Color | Natural Wood |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (53) |
| Date First Available | June 22, 2008 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 10.19 pounds |
| Item model number | KRO-3302 |
| Manufacturer | Kromski |
| Material | Wood |
| Number of Pieces | 32 |
| Package Dimensions | 39.29 x 10 x 3.58 inches |
| Paint Type | Clear |
| Seasons | All Seasons |
| Set Name | Kromski Harp Forte Rigid Heddle Loom Set |
| Size | 32" |
| Style | Compact |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** Kromski
- **Color:** Natural Wood
- **Material:** Wood
- **Seasons:** All Seasons

## Images

![Kromski Harp Forte Rigid Heddle Loom - 32" - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/619tX7kFQQL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Money Well Invested
*by J***E on November 1, 2017*

After reviewing several books on Rigid Heddle Looms, I decided on this one, and I am glad I did. It is beautiful, well made, and easy to use. I read the reviews here on Amazon, and I will address a few issues based on my personal experience. First, Syne Mitchell (author of Inventive Weaving) states she likes it but finds it too lightweight for the amount of tension she likes to use. I suspect she is confusing weight with hardness and stiffness. This loom is made of European Alder (Alnus Gutinosa). While it is lightweight and has properties that make it easy to shape, the Janka Hardness rating is 650 lb/square inch and the Elastic rupture modulus is 11,000 lb/square inch. I am 6ft 4inches, 200lbs and an athlete, and I still do not see myself flexing this frame, particularly with the metal brace and hinge mechanism. While a small detail, this metal piece is cleverly designed not only to work as a hinge, but also easily doubles the strength of the loom at the stress point. The "L" shape of this piece is also clever, as it not only makes it easy to use, but also adds support to prevent lateral stress issues. Second, mine came with metal pawls, so wearing out plastic ones is not an issue. The use of neodymium magnets (small, powerful, and not cheap) to keep the pawls out of the way when they are not in use is also a very clever engineering addition. The assembly instructions. Mine were now in color and seemed improved from what I previously read. That said, for people without any experience assembling things, there could be some challenges. Two things to pay close attention to that are not obvious. First, the forward beam and the forward hole on the right have a small "F" sticker on them. Pay attention to that. Second, the lateral beams (the harp curved pieces) have the "Kromski" logo on the outside and forward pieces. Finally, the opening for the heddle blocks face forward and the blocks just barely overlap the BACK of the metal brace where the closed hinge is. These orientation markers should make it easy to assemble properly. The only complaint I have about assembly was the four outer covers for the beams. The pilot holes in the beams themselves were small, and screwing them in place was took some physical strength. Ironically, this should serve as a testimonial to the strength and hardness of the wood despite its light weight. If you are a smaller person, it may be useful to drill them about 50% wider. Do NOT make them too big, or the screw will not have any wood to bite into. If you are worried this is a big project, it should take less than 5 minutes from start to finish. If you are a larger person like me, you will be able to screw them in, just use good technique and be careful not to strip the screws. In sum, I feel this was money well spent. The loom is exceptionally well-engineered, and is beautiful enough to be placed in any room proudly. Take your time and assemble it carefully. This is not just a loom, it is an heirloom.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Love this loom
*by K***R on April 10, 2016*

First off, I am a brand new weaver although I have done many other types of handcrafting/needlework. I am very happy with this loom. The 8 dent heddle that is included is perfect for working with the yarn I have on hand as I learn how to weave. It's beautiful and well-made. I was prepared to use an online video for assembly instructions as has been suggested by others but found the included instructions easy to follow. At first I found the long shuttles included rather daunting but soon got the hang of them and really appreciate not having to reload them often and as I move to wider projects they will be perfect for the size of the loom. Some people have said this is too big to use against a table but the wrong size stand was included with my order (an issue that was happily resolved very quickly by the seller, Fiber Arts Depot) so I wound up using it against my dining room table for my first project.. It worked very well that way but I do prefer using it with the stand. I've had the loom 6 days and have made 2 scarves and a set of 4 scrubby dish cloths so far. I am pleasantly surprised with how quickly I am able to weave items. Kromski has links to helpful videos and tips on their site that are helpful for new weavers such as myself.

### ⭐⭐ Purchase 32" received 24"
*by S***. on January 25, 2024*

Its 10pm on my first day off since receiving my purchase. Im expecting to enjoy my beautiful new loom (quality is excellent) that Ive spent several hundred dollars on and the additional money for materials. The loom is beautiful but I made the mistake of not measuring it before I assembled it. I started warping it tonight and found their mistake. Now I'm expected to disassemble it pack and get it to a ups store (I don't live near one) all before they will send what I paid for. I'm waiting to hear from the seller. Disappointed, angry and frustrated to say the least. If customer service makes this right I will definitely update this review.

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