Tapestry

The Easy Warp 12" Loom is the perfect loom for beginners interested in tapestry or other types of weft-faced weaving. It is a 12" Loom, but one that comes with just the basics: a frame and a 14 dent coil (and no coil tray). Because it is the same size as the 12" Loom, you can add on accessories like a shedding device or Extra Warping Bar Kit as you need them. The chief difference between the Easy…

This is one of the best selling looms in the Mirrix loom family. If you are only looking to weave beads in the traditional way (without a shedding device), this is the perfect loom for you! Being highly portable it is also an excellent loom for transporting to workshops. (this loom size is also available with a shedding device, see 12" loom with shedding device) Included: One 14 dent warp coil (No…

The 12" loom is the smallest loom, which accommodates both bead and tapestry weaving. It's small, sturdy, portable; and it includes the shedding device and a variety of warp coils. Weave a small format tapestry on it or a bracelet; anything is possible with the only restriction being size. When deciding between this loom and the 16" the only consideration necessary is: what is the largest piece I…

This popular mid-size portable 16" loom is simply a larger version of the 12". It has a shedding device and is great for both bead weaving and tapestry, a piece 13" wide x 34" high can be woven. This loom stnads firmly on a table. The loom extenders option work with this loom too. Included: Four coils: 8, 12, 14, 18 dents, shedding device and handle, two wooden clips, warping bar, flat wrench, All…

The 22" loom is large enough to weave a substantial, although not enormous, tapestry. It has great proportions, but is still lightweight and easy to move around. It’s also great for weaving beads especially if you are leaning toward beaded tapestries, purses, phone cases - it also works for bracelets and necklaces, including weaving a split loom necklace. If you are planning to own two looms, this…

The 32" loom will suit serious weavers wishing to create a tapestry or a bead weaving of a size normally only possible on large floor looms. With a double top and bottom beam it is a little stronger than some of the smaller looms and accommodates the kind of high tension many tapestry weavers demand. Warp it up from edge to edge and it will maintain edge tension, allowing you to create a piece as…

The 38" loom is the largest Mirrix loom available. It can make a piece 35" x 61" and is easily transformed into a floor loom by adding a stand and treadle. Having the benefit of double aluminium bottom and top beams this loom provides better tension than many wooden floor looms. It can easily be moved, from room to room or taken to a workshop. The shedding device is easy and efficient to operate.…

The 8" loom has a lot of flexibility and works as well for weaving bracelets, necklaces, purses, straps, pouches, phone cases and small bead or fibre tapestries. It is a great loom for bead weaving or tapestry, for beginners or an expert. It sits sturdily on a table, but can also be held securely in your lap or flat on a table. This loom comes with a shedding device for those who want to weave sma…

Bottom Spring Kits are Perfect for: weaving wide bead pieces, weaving wide tapestry pieces and small format tapestry (more than 18DPI) The bottom spring kit allows you to attach a warp coil to the bottom of your loom. It is a plastic tray (for holding the spring/warp coil at the bottom of the loom - like the one at the top) with two attached brass acorn nuts for holding the spring. The warp coil o…

This extra shedding device is for those who didn’t buy one originally (For an 8" or 12" loom), or for those who want a second shedding device for a larger loom. Adding a second shedding device to your Mirrix will allow you to use techniques in your tapestry weaving such as twill weave, basket weave and tabby weave. These fancy and fun techniques will take your tapestry weaving to the next level. I…

This kit allows you to put on a shorter warp. In doing so you will reduce warp waste. Because it also eliminates having a layer of warp on both the front and back of the loom, it allows you to better position your hand for weaving wider pieces with the traditional method of bead weaving. You don’t have to warp your Mirrix this way for weaving beads, but it’s a nice alternative and adds yet another…