More challenging than weaving potholders, and less difficult than using other weaving tools, the PegLoom is a great way for young students and very beginners to learn how to weave. The PegLoom is a 7" x 10" sturdy wooden frame, with slanted pegs attached on both sides so the weaving won't fall off. Children draw the wool yarn through the loom with a sturdy plastic needle, building fine motor skills and enjoyment in the fact that they are creating projects of their own. The size of the loom allows such projects as wall hangings, purses, coasters, blankets and rugs for dolls, and whatever else they can dream up. The set includes the PegLoom, cotton warp string, 100% wool yarns in red, purple, green and gold, plastic needle, and illustrated instructions. Winner of an Oppenheim Best Toy award, and Teacher's Choice award. - Jess
The pegLoom is great and affordable loom for discovering the excitement of tapestry weaving. Finished woven projects measure up to 5-1/2" x 9". The pegLoom measures 7" x 10".
Contents
•Hardwood loom with rugged nylon pegs
•1 oz tube of cotton warp string
•Bright colored 100% pure wool yarns
•Plastic needle for easy weaving
•Instructions
To teach my students about weaving
Want grandchild to learn some weaving. This looks sturdy and uncomplicated
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