Weaving Board (S), Warp Thread, Booklet(+Video Tutorials)
17x24cm ( You can weave 15 x 20cm)
A smaller and lighter version of the original weaving board.
It's perfect for weaving tea coasters, small wall hangings, and more.
Weaving Board(S):
- 17 x 24cm x 0.3cm (weaving size: 15 x 19cm)
- plastic
The weaving board includes:
- Warp thread(70g)
- 2 Tapestry needles
- Free copy of 'How to Read Tapestry Weaving Patterns' including videos on how to set up your warp and weave.
If you need bigger board, buy 'Weaving Board(M)'.
We'll send you the patterns from How to Read Tapestry Weaving Patterns, including how to set up your warp, weave your shapes, and read the pattern
Why don't you make the nail or the notched loom?
'Easy to carry' was my first goal.
Nailed or notched looms are not packable at all. So I rule them out.
I also worried that the warp ends will stay still or not.
However, it was solved when I winded the thread tightly, and the rod helped to get tighter.
If you tape on the back of the board, the warp ends will secure more.
The warp ends move at the beginning of the weaving, but it won't move when you weave more than 3cm tall.
I like the board because I can space the warp ends as I want.
'Use the tool at the maximum' was my second goal.
Most weaving looms, except for the pin room, hold the warp ends only on the front.
You can't weave about 7cm each on the top and bottom for finishing.
If it's 24cm long, you can weave only 10cm.
With a weaving board, you wind the warp ends around the front and back.
You can finish with the wrapped thread on the back. You can use weave at the maximum.
Why do you make a board, not a frame?
If you finish the warping around the frame, the thread on the back overlaps with the front. It makes your eyes tired.
The weaving board hides the back and makes your weaving easy.
I'm a weaver, but I never welcome the yarn dust. The yarn dust stays between the board and the fabric.
This is why I use the board every day.
Turn on English subtitles.
A smaller and lighter version of the original weaving board.
It's perfect for weaving tea coasters, small wall hangings, and more.
Weaving Board(S):
- 17 x 24cm x 0.3cm (weaving size: 15 x 19cm)
- plastic
The weaving board includes:
- Warp thread(70g)
- 2 Tapestry needles
- Free copy of 'How to Read Tapestry Weaving Patterns' including videos on how to set up your warp and weave.
If you need bigger board, buy 'Weaving Board(M)'.
We'll send you the patterns from How to Read Tapestry Weaving Patterns, including how to set up your warp, weave your shapes, and read the pattern
Why don't you make the nail or the notched loom?
'Easy to carry' was my first goal.
Nailed or notched looms are not packable at all. So I rule them out.
I also worried that the warp ends will stay still or not.
However, it was solved when I winded the thread tightly, and the rod helped to get tighter.
If you tape on the back of the board, the warp ends will secure more.
The warp ends move at the beginning of the weaving, but it won't move when you weave more than 3cm tall.
I like the board because I can space the warp ends as I want.
'Use the tool at the maximum' was my second goal.
Most weaving looms, except for the pin room, hold the warp ends only on the front.
You can't weave about 7cm each on the top and bottom for finishing.
If it's 24cm long, you can weave only 10cm.
With a weaving board, you wind the warp ends around the front and back.
You can finish with the wrapped thread on the back. You can use weave at the maximum.
Why do you make a board, not a frame?
If you finish the warping around the frame, the thread on the back overlaps with the front. It makes your eyes tired.
The weaving board hides the back and makes your weaving easy.
I'm a weaver, but I never welcome the yarn dust. The yarn dust stays between the board and the fabric.
This is why I use the board every day.
Turn on English subtitles.