An old pile of wood lay dormant in a dusty cabin at The Foxfire Museum and Heritage Center for 40 years until it was discovered by Milissa Ellison Dewey of Bobbin Boy this summer. This short film tells the story of how a rare Rocker Beater Loom was returned to its original working condition through reclamation, fabrication and restoration.
Foxfire Films Presents: The Rocker Beater Loom
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