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Circle Weaving Loom Set - 3 pack of 1/4" thick wooden looms

Circle Weaving Loom Set - 3 pack of 1/4" thick wooden looms

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  • Birch and Basswood Plywood
  • Looms Made by Us

Even-Toothed Wooden Circle Loom Set

This set includes 3 circle looms of different sizes! Each loom is cut from 1/4" thick basswood or birch plywood, hand sanded and is ready for your weaving exploits. Circle looms are a fun twist on weaving and can provide hours of enjoyment. This loom kit comes with a large 11" circle loom, an 8" lap loom and a fun 5 1/4" travel loom. Send this loom kit to a crafter you love or keep them for yourself to experiment with.

Wooden Circle Loom Kit Details 1/4" Thick

  • Large (Lap) Circle Loom: 11" - 60 teeth - 8" opening
  • Middle Circle Loom: 8" - 50 teeth - 5 1/2" opening
  • Travel Circle Loom: 5 1/4" - 40 teeth - 3 1/2" opening
  • Material: Birch or basswood plywood 3x Metal or Plastic Needles
  • If you order more than 1 set they will ship together
  • Sanded with

Why Choose Our Wood Circle Loom Set?

With the resurgence of crafting hobbies, our wood circle loom set stands out for several reasons.

  • High-Quality Material: Crafted from birch or basswood plywood that is 1/4" it is designed to hold up to years of use.
  • Easy to Use: The smooth edges and precise design allow for easier warping, making it more accessible for those who might struggle with nails or narrow teeth.
  • Variety of Projects: Ideal for creating wall hangings, coasters, or decorative art pieces, the possibilities are endless with this set. Weaving is an art so expressing yourself is the most important part.
  • Eco-Friendly: Made from sustainably sourced wood bought from a supplier in the US we try to make sure we produce as little waste as possible and give away scraps for use as firewood in the winter months.
  • Reusable: You can remove the warp-lines from the teeth by cutting or gently pulling them off, then tying the ends. This allows you to reuse the looms.
  • Paint & Decorate Your Loom: If you plan to use the loom as part of your wall art you can paint, stain, dye or color the wood looms themselves to add to the theme of your work.
  • Made by Us: We are a small family owned business and we cut and sand all our looms ourselves, so when you buy from us you help an actual family.

Reuse or Hang the Loom with Your Work

Each of these 3 circle looms has a hole for easy hanging in case you choose to leave your tapestry on the circle loom. Otherwise, you can cut the ends of each warp (the line you weave onto and that you wrapped around the teeth) and can tie each warp line OR you can leave it long and using a fine needle can weave it into the back of your piece to hide it.


If you plan on keeping your work on the circle loom to display, you can finish customizing your circle loom before you start to weave.


A Great Gift Idea for Weavers and Makers

Whether you are trying out quiet activities for you older kids or you want to send a gift to someone you know likes to weave these sets can make wonderful gifts. Not only are they made out of a quality material, but they are sanded so the edges are smooth. There is also no wrong way to weave since art is subjective so it allows the recipient to explore their creative side. Once you start weaving it is also shown to decrease stress, making a great hobby for those who need to relax a little. If you are gifting the looms to a visually impaired individual or a child I suggest the plastic needles, which are slightly larger and easier to see.

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You can see what we make and how on this page.

Raven King Crafts is a small business that actually makes all the wood and leather items here in Minnesota, USA. We try to make things that both serve a purpose and will bring years of use or enjoyment. Whenever possible we also try to use materials that are compostable which is why we have so many veggie tanned leather, birch plywood and wood items. 

All items ship from the 55369 area code.

Thank you for supporting a small business.

Weaving Terms 

Bobbin / Spool Frame Loom Shuttle
2 flat wooden spools for yarn or string.
 
This is the lap weaving loom next to rulers for scale.
 A photograph of a birch plywood weaving shuttle with yarn above it.
Circle Loom Spreader Sticks Comb
Circle Weaving Loom Kit - 3 pack of looms
Spreader sticks for weaving.
A loom comb cut from birch plywood and sanded.

Block: When several or more parts or unites are woven together to make a bigger patch of something.

Bobbin: A spool on which yarn, warp thread or another material can be stored.

Circle Loom: A loom made in a circular shape, the weaving process on this loom is a little different than traditional ones since you cross your warp in the center and weave the weft out from the center.

Comb: It looks like a comb and is designed to help push or move the weft "weaving" material.

Draft: Is a pattern.

Frame Loom: A weaving tool where you warp directly to the loom. So it generally has tabs, slots or something else to help warp onto.

Loom: The loom is the frame that you use to weave within. It can be a variety of shapes an sizes including huge ones used to make rugs. Smaller looms like the ones we sell can also be used as a frame to help hang a tapestry and showcase the design.
Needle: It is just a slightly larger needle than the one you might use for sewing. The needles for weaving are larger to allow for a thicker material, it can be wood, plastic or metal.
Selvedge / Selvage : The finished sides of your weaving / tapestry. On a traditional square or rectangular loom these aren't supported so you have to be careful not to pull to hard to avoid pulling them in. - Here is a great guide to try to keep them even. https://warpedfibers.com/straight-selvedges/
Shuttle: A tool used to store and feed yarn or another material through the warped areas.
Spool: A bobbin on which yarn, warp thread or another material can be stored. 
Spreader Stick / Spacers: These tools are used to help "open" a warp to make it easier to weave the weft through. They can also be incorporated into the tapestry for visual effects.
Tassel: The hanging decoration found on ropes, curtains and some tapestries where the string or thread is gathered at the top and bells out at the bottom in loose strands.
Warp: The thread/string/yarn that runs the length of the loom which acts as the "bones" for you to weave the weft on. The warp can be any material you choose to use but should be something durable enough to withstand the weaving process through it.
Weaving: The process of creating a tapestry or art by warping a frame and then weaving the weft through it in a pattern of over/under and then under/over on the next line. A very old art form and a great hobby for those seeing something low stress or impact that allows for a wide range of creativity.
Weft: The material you run through the warp threads. Normally these are done horizontally but can be done in other directions for different loom frames and effects. The weft is what people think of when weaving and is the process of going under or over the warp.

     

     Loom Finishing Ideas

    If you plan to use your loom as part of your finished art piece we suggest that you consider customizing it to complement your planned tapestry. Here are some fun ways to finish your loom frame:

     

     

    Online Weaving Tools

     

     

    Free Weaving Patterns

    New free lap loom pattern added.

    Thumbnail of a free weaving design for the frame style loom we carry.

    Loom Instruction PDF

    Circle Loom Instructions PDF

    Christmas Tree Loom PDF

    Pumpkin Loom PDF

    We do offer bulk and wholesale orders. Please contact us for a quote.

    We first started making looms when our eldest son took an interest in weaving but was uninterested in many of the kits because they were very targeted towards girls. Thus we made our first frame loom. He loved it and we started offering it on our etsy page in case others were interested. Since then we've been revising and adding to our weaving tool selection.

    For those wondering our then 9 year old son really enjoyed weaving and would make little coasters, pillows for stuffed animals and guinea pig blankets.

    As for us our kits have evolved over the years with the feedback of artists and weaving guild members who have helped us refine and add items to our inventory.

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    Wow! The looms are very well made and packed with care. I cant wait to use them!

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    These are beautiful looms, and very well made. Can’t wait to get started on my first project! Also, very lovely packaging. Thank you so much!

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