Great for keeping pattern in front as I am weaving
"I often download patterns to I weave it. I keep track of threading and treadling using this app. This holder. Has allowed me to have information at eye level. I love I."
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Rosie's Flexible Tablet Holder for Loom
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What Customers Say
Rated 4.6 out of 5 — 9 verified reviews
360 degree flexible tablet holder that can attach to you loom for hands free weaving. Clamp has a 2" throat. The holder can hold a screen that is 7.75" (200mm) wide.
Overall rating: 4.5555553 / 5 from 9 reviews.
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Perfect!
"The stand attaches securely, holds my iPad tight, and is remarkably stable. I’m a new weaver, and being able to have the videos right in front of me, able to stop and start and rewind quickly, is a big help."
flimsy but ok
"be very careful with it as it breaks easily but definitely gets the job done!"
Extremely useful and well made.
"I bought it for my husbands wood lathe. It's solidly made and works perfectly for so many uses. Love it."
For More Than Just Looms
"I love the tablet holder. It is powerful and stable. I attach it to my rug hooking frame and use it each time I hook. I am working on a very large hooked stained glass window rug. I use my iphone to reference the picture of the window. This tablet holder is perfect for this purpose."
Great!
"I don’t know why I didn’t purchase one sooner."
Very useful for my loom.
"Very useful for my loom."
Works well
"I like the holder I use it with my iPad and ended up taking it out of the case. That eliminated enough weight so the holder would not droop"
Pretty good
"It took me some time to get the head to lock on to the neck - I had to press against a counter to get enough force to lock it in place. Once I did that, I was much happier. When the tablet is on the holder, it wants to droop down so I can't always have it exactly where I want it. Overall, I love having my iPad where I can see it while weaving."
