well priced for the beautiful
"well priced for the beautiful quality of the sticks. will purchase more sizes in the future. highly recommend!"
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Rated 4.8 out of 5 — 15 verified reviews
Pick up sticks are typically used on a rigid heddle loom to alter the warp in order to produce some stunning effects.
Features:
- Width: 1.375"
- Beveled at One End
- Available Lengths
- 16"
- 24"
- 32"
- Solid Wood with a Lacquer Finish
- Sold Individually
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 15 reviews.
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Kromski Pick-up Sticks are great
"These sticks make quite a difference in my weaving on the rigid heddle loom"
Nice pickup sticks
"Nice pickup sticks"
Smooth and lovely to use
"These pick up sticks are very nicely made. The wood is very smooth and they are very easy to use. Highly recommend."
Versatile Pick-up stick
"I bought the Kromski pick-up stick because I like the thicker, flat edge. It stands on edge really well and it's not too thick when used laying flat. I actually bought the longest one so I could cut it and make two pick-up sticks (cheating, I know). If you're not a cheapskate like me, I would encourage you to get a full-width one for whatever loom you use and a shorter one for scarves and narrower pieces."
Always the best.
"Always the best."
Additional pick up sticks
"Needed additional pickup sticks for a project. I like the edges on the Kromski pick up sticks. Recommend."
Lovely finish
"The finish on these pick up sticks is lovely. I do find this Kromski stick more difficult to use because it is thicker and has a sharper angle on the point for picking up than does the Schacht. Still, after using it for a while, I find I am adjusting to the difference and it works well."
Kromski is wonderful
"Love these sticks."
like the results
"Just found out how to use them in class today. Love the designs can make. I know points are not good around yarn but I thought they would have a a more sloped end for going between the threads."
