Looking to make large potholders? You’ve come to the right place! The Potholder Pro Loom Kit by Friendly Loom offers a larger loom than the DELUXE model, increasing the loom size from 7” x 7” to 10" x 10"! This model also has a sturdy metal frame and adjustable pegs for versatile project sizes. Included in the kit are enough cotton loops (in 12 vibrant colors) to create two 8" multicolored potholders, along with two hooks for weaving and finishing. Illustrated instructions guide you through the process, ensuring a successful and enjoyable crafting journey! ~Alex
Kit Makes Two 8" x 8" Potholders
Go PRO! Same great custom cotton loops, with locally made LARGER metal loom.
Kit includes:
* Sturdy METAL Loom 10" x 10"
* Loops in 12 bright assorted colors
* Enough cotton loops to make two 8" multicolored potholders.
* 2 Hooks (one metal for loop weaving and one plastic for finishing)
* Illustrated instructions
Crafters had been asking for years for a larger potholder loom and Harrisville Designs listened, creating a 10 ½" x 10 ½" loom that makes 8 ½" square potholders – a good 3" larger than the little potholders from a traditional potholder loom. So if you're always using two little potholders for your family's large casserole dishes and cookie sheets, or if your potholder-weaving children are looking for a bigger challenge, the Pro is your answer. The kit includes the sturdy metal 10 ½" square loom, two hooks, enough custom-sized loops to create two large potholders and illustrated instructions. Pro loops are also available separately, in refills that will create two additional potholders. Made in the USA.
Harrisville Designs, the manufacturer, now has a very cool online tool to view suggested patterns or to preview your own! Head over to their Potholder Wizard at http://harrisville.com/pages/potholder-wizard to pick your colors, plug them into the template, and see what your finished potholder will look like! Or preview suggested patterns like Checker, Patch, Hound's Tooth, Trellis and many more. Works for Traditional and Pro sizes.
I have a small loom and would like to make larger potholders
I would like a larger potholder than the traditional loom size makes so will try a 10" loom.
I made potholders when I was child with my Grandma, and we used a 7" and 10" loom. I like the 10" better,
wanted bigger loom