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I just saw this elsewhere online. It is apparently installed at a public arboretum here in Minnesota. Anyway, I thought enough of you would like to see it that it was worth posting at Permies.
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Public rope loom
Public rope loom
 
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Excellent !
This one wasn't "public" but was a co-operative project.  
https://www.austapestry.com.au/content/welcome-country-now-you-see-me-seeing-invisible
There have been several of this type of project,  now on display in public buildings.
 
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Yeah, that tapestry is a whole lot prettier, but I do love the idea of kids getting to weft a few strands of whatever into something that seems like playground equipment and then remembering that experience twenty years later as they buy a little loom.
 
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What a neat idea!  I have never heard of this though it looks like fun:



Some other links I found:

https://folkartmuseum.org/programs/interwoven-home-a-community-weaving-project/?ID=31688

https://www.aspeninstitute.org/programs/weave-the-social-fabric-initiative/
 
Yeah, but how did the squirrel get in there? Was it because of the tiny ad?
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