A weaving loom is a frame made of wood with notches to be able to set up a warp and create textiles. This type of loom has been in use for several decades. The great advantage of our looms is the fact that you can rotate the upper and lower bars, which allow you to adjust the tension of the warp threads while you are weaving. You can also take these bars out to increase the lenght of your loom and weave longer pieces like scarves or table runner. Find out how with this blogpost. You can find all of our looms here.

The width of your weaving loom (from first to last notch (=weaving area), not to be confused with the frame itself) determines the maximum width of your woven piece. Remember that you can continue creating smaller weavings on a big loom, but not the other way around. This is why our biggest loom sizes are more versatile because they are suitable for any type of project. While it is possible to sew several woven pieces together to create bigger projects, we recommend to pick a size of loom that matches your future project goals. If you are hesitating between two sizes, we recommend going for the bigger loom size in order not to get frustrated or having to purchase a second loom in some time.

Depending on the size of your project, you should use a Loom of that size. It is hard to create big projects on small looms, but doable to create small projects on big looms. You can choose which Fibers you want to use depending on the colors you like. but also the thickness of the fibers, which will determine how you project will turn out in the end.

To help and guide you through your project, we have a section of tutorial videos where we explain the stitches and techniques step-by-step.

To expand your knowledge and keep growing as a knitter don’t miss the articles on our blog, where we post new techniques, tips and advice to help inspire you 😊.