This children's loom allows even the youngest to easily get started with weaving. Sweet little carpets can be woven with it, which can be used, for example, as coasters or as gnome house carpets. The set includes a frame, a shuttle, a heddle bar, a comb, a warp thread, and five colored wool threads. The robust beechwood frame impresses with clean and precise workmanship. The warp thread is stretched onto the toothed strips, each with 17 slots. With the shuttle and the heddle bar, the colorful threads can be easily woven in. The comb is used to compact the woven threads, resulting in a regular and dense fabric. Of course, other yarns or beads can also be woven in, creating wonderful and unique works. Instructions: Glue the loom together with glue. Knot the warp thread to the first left slot of the lower crossbar. Then guide the thread through the first left slot of the upper crossbar and stretch it from the outside through the second slot of the upper crossbar. Stretch the thread up and down through all slots in the same way and fasten it to the last slot on the right side. Insert the heddle bar between the frame and the stretched threads to control the warp threads, which facilitates weaving. If it is tilted slightly downwards, some threads will rise and others will lower. If it is tilted slightly upwards, the threads will react in reverse. This allows the shuttle to slide better between the rows of threads. The wool for weaving is wound onto the shuttle, which is then pushed between the rows of threads. After each pass, comb the woven material tightly towards the lower crossbar to create a uniform and dense weave. Knot the weft threads at the ends and remove the woven piece from the loom. Knot and cut the warp threads. Sew in the weft and warp threads.
