Here's a collection of things I think anyone who loves weaving would like to have.
Some are useful, some are just plain old fun.
Some come from here at The Creativity Patch, and others are from sites I love and trust.
I tried to find something for every budget - from small to big surprises for your favorite weaver.
$4.50 Washi tape is repositionable, and makes it just a little more fun to tape things all over the studio.
$5 These blunt-end needles are so useful in the weaving studio!
$5 I have these weaving needles laser-cut, then I sand them to a smooth finish. The large makes it easy to weave with thick yarns.
$10 This little loom can be worn on a lapel, pocket, or pinned to a bag!
All of the pins are made of hard enamel, which gives them a beautiful smooth finish.
$10 I don't know any weaver who doesn't have a soft spot for sheep! Featuring a sweet little red heart.
$10 Who doesn't love an alpaca? Every fiber artist must have at least one alpaca. And although you may see alpacas everywhere these days, this one is the most adorable of all.
$10 Just a tiny bit of bling in the red heart, this would look sweet on a jacket or maybe a project bag...
$10 Here's a happy little pin - a glittery ball of colos! It's made of hard enamel, which gives it a beautiful smooth finish.
$10 If you're as old as me, you probably can remember making chains on a wooden thread spool. We used to hammer nails into the top, and pull the yarn chain down the hole... I would have loved one of these instead! From The Woolery.
$12 Here's something a little different! It's only 2.25 inches x 5 inches, and can make pom-poms, tassels, friendship bracelets, small weavings and cords. From The Woolery.
$16 Weavers will like these earrings handmade with recycled cotton saris. From Serrv.org - a fair trade organization.
$16 This little book is small enough to slip into a project bag- perfect for beginning weavers.
$18 This little loom is just 2.5 inches wide and 3.5 inches tall. What could be more portable than that? It comes in a kit with everything you need to start weaving.
$18 The tiny loom comes all strung up and ready to weave. This kit features a rainbow of cotton yarns.
$18 These little kits are the perfect stocking stuffer. Who wouldn't want a tiny loom to slip into their pocket!
$22 The Lucy Loom is a perfect loom for kids to learn on because the warp threads are spaced farther apart- that makes it kid-friendly. It comes all strung up and ready to weave.
$27 This loom has its origin with Peruvian Indians and their type of weaving - colorful sashes, straps, and bands. The loom attaches around your waist and you lean back to tighten the warp. From The Woolery.
$28 If you're looking for an elegant gift for a practical friend, this is it. These are the sharpest, most precise scissors I've ever owned.
$34 I call it the Annie Loom, and it comes all strung up and ready to go! This is a good gift for someone who already has a yarn stash.
$34 and up Every weaver conference I go to has baskets for sale, we love them! I like these because they come from a fair trade company. From Serrv.org, a fair trade organization.
Beginners to novice weavers, all will enjoy this little weaving project... everything you need to make this little ornament, and video tutorials too!
$35 Twisting a fringe by hand can get tedious 😜This is a must-have tool and makes finishing fringe fast and easy! Well, pretty fast... nothing is fast in weaving, that's the fun of it!
$35 What's this thing? Something fun for the adventurous weaver! There's a video o sales page that shows you how to use it. Looks like fun to me! From The Woolery.
$39 You see a lot of circular weaving on Pinterest, here's a beautiful loom to try it out on. From The Woolery.
$48 Surprise your weaver with a fun introduction to natural dying! From The Woolery.
$44-$60 For those who love the yarn in my kits, but don't need the loom - here is a collection of all the yarns featured in the kits.
$59 For winding skiens of yarn into balls. Every weaver needs one of these sooner or later! From The Woolery.
$74 This kit is a best-seller, I think it's because the muted shades make us feel warm and cozy. It features the wooden Annie Loom.
$74 Beginning weaver or novice, this kit will please any weaver who loves tropical colors. It comes with a loom all strung up and ready to weave.
$86 Imagine lying in a field of flowers and butterflies, the sun shining on your lovely weaving. Wouldn't that be a great gift for your favorite weaver?
$86 Maybe your weaver loves the crackle of a campfire in the mountains, and long walks beneath the pines. All the memories can be woven into a sweet wall hanging.
$86 Maybe your weaver lives by the beach or maybe she's like me, far from the ocean but longing for its colors. I searched my stash to find yarns that reminded me of the ocean waves, and colors of the ocean rocks,
$86 Some of the yarn I use for these kits comes from my vintage stash, and some from Brown Sheep Wool, and family-run business in Nebraska. Come see all the extras that come with the kit!
$99 You can make simple, or very intricate bands on an inkle loom. It was my first loom, when I was 10 years old, my big brother made me one! From The Woolery.
$119 You can wind balls of yarn by hand, but that gets old fast.This is what I use to wind small balls of yarn, it's beautifully made and sturdy. It's so much nicer to use than the plastic models. Another must for any weaving studio! From Fiber Arts Supply.
$265 Mirrix Looms make weaving much easier because they have a lever to change the threads that go up and down when you weave. It's a great loom for bead weaving, too. it comes in different sizes, this one is 12 inches wide. From The Woolery.
$290 Rigid heddle looms are a good choice if you'd like to try weaving cloth, but aren't ready for the investment of a big floor loom. It comes in different sizes, this one is 15 inches wide. From The Woolery.
