Beech Wood Frame Weaving Loom — S/M

Set up small tapestry and textile projects on a beechwood frame loom. Notches arrange the warp while a detachable heddle bar opens a path for the shuttle.

✅ Keep warp strands arranged - Frame notches provide individual positions for the threads across the working area.

✅ Open a shuttle path - The detachable heddle bar creates an opening for passing the weft through.

✅ Prepare the main hand tools - Two shuttles and a wooden comb support the weaving process.

✅ Match the project size - Small and medium frames offer different areas and notch counts for your design.

Build the textile from an arranged warp

A frame loom holds the warp so you can work the weft across it. The heddle bar, shuttles and comb provide the basic working tools for developing a small woven piece.

Assemble the loom and select the frame size around the project you intend to make. One ball of yarn is included, with additional material needs determined by your pattern and finished textile.

Technical details

• Material: beech wood
• S: approximately 39 × 27 cm; 27 notches
• M: approximately 50 × 39 cm; 35 notches
• Includes: loom, two shuttles, heddle bar, comb and one ball of yarn
• Assembly required

Select a frame size and prepare the warp for your next weaving project.