Typical kits include the loom plus tools and materials such as needles or weaving hooks, yarn or cotton loops, illustrated instructions or design booklets, and sometimes extras like picture strips or finishing crochet hooks.
These looms support a wide variety of projects, including scarves, coasters, drawstring pouches, carry-alls, picture tapestries, potholders, motif flowers, squares for joining, pillows, blankets, and shawls.
Flower-style looms are offered in multiple shape sets—large and small squares, hexagons, and rounds—across small to large sizes. The flowers produced by these sets range roughly from about 1-9/16 inches to 3-3/8 inches.
Peg-board looms in this group produce squares sized about 14 x 14 cm, 19.5 x 19.5 cm, or 25 x 25 cm. Rectangles are about 11 cm wide and range from 22 cm to 46 cm long.
Some looms use wooden guides and easy-grasp knobs to keep sides straight and stable, while potholder looms often use curved or slanted pegs engineered to hold loops or yarn in place during weaving.
