Four specimens. Moth, parrot, toucan, fli. Each is four inches. You finish them. Then they hang.

The box ships from Goa. $140.

Insects and Birds Combo

Ada Lovelace, 1843: the loom already knew how to follow a list of instructions. She did not invent the computer. She named the metaphor.

The Knot Book is a short zine. Most people finish it in an evening. $16.

The Knot Book

The first line will be ugly. That is the point. A draft is if-this-then-that, in yarn, and you can fail it before dinner.

The Knot Book, $16: pay

The loom with the book, $75: pay

Ten white threads. Addressable rows. You can pull one.

A draft is a program you fail with your hands. The Knot Book is $16.

Read it

In 1801, in Lyon, Jacquard used punched cards to lift threads. The machine remembered the dull part. The weaver kept the skill.

We later gave the machine the skill and kept the feed. The Knot Book is about reversing that, on a table, with yarn.

The book is $16. You get the file when you pay.

The Knot Book — $16

If you also want the loom: $75. Kit + book

The frame sits on a table or a lap. Warp it Friday. Hang it Saturday if the line is short.

$75, shipped from Goa.

Kit + Knot Book

Hands on the warp. The phone is somewhere else.

This is the hour you were going to scroll. The box is $75, with the book.

Buy the kit

A cloth you can hang. One evening. No app.

The kit, the hour of film, and the book are $75.

Buy them together

The box holds a wooden frame, yarn, a needle, and a film that runs about an hour. No account. You can set the warp the same evening.

Kit + Knot Book is $75. We ship the kit from Goa.

Buy the box — $75