Mochiglory Wooden Weaving Loom Creative DIY Weaving Art 15.7 x 11.4 x 1.4 inches for Kids, Beginners and Experts

I made some bracelets and some scarves. I enjoyed using this weaving loom.

This is a great beginner's or children's loom. It arrived used with someone else's mangled weaving on it. I requested a return and they accepted, but nothing looked damaged and I was anxious to get going, so I kept it. I'm very experienced in a lot of textile arts but am a first-time weaver, and this loom is perfect for learning! The rotating ends for tightening your warp string are very convenient, and I haven't had any issues with them loosening. The two interior horizontal bars are convenient for keeping the first few rows straight without having to insert a piece of cardstock. The comb is alright, but I think I might replace it with a smoother one. I can't speak to the heddle or shuttles since I'm starting with twill, so I'm using a nailbinding needle that didn't come with the loom to weave with instead. The warp pegs are pretty wide. I wanted to work with worsted and have a somewhat tight weaving as I'm starting with twill, so I opted to double warp and it worked really great. When double warping, my EPI is 8, which means the loom itself is 4 EPI. I imagine if you're an experienced weaver you might have some complaints I haven't noticed, but as someone learning for the first time I'm extremely happy with this loom.

The heddle bar was not sanded before packaging. Woods splinters were sticking out everywhere. I had to spend more than two hours sanding it down to get it smooth enough so the yarn wouldn’t catch on the wood splinters. The grooves in the heddle bar are not deep enough to make the gap large enough to push the shuttle through without catching on the yarns. There are no resting notches for the yarn at the end of the grooves of the heddle bar. So with the shallow gap, the yarn was constantly sliding off the gap it was supposed to be on when raised. There were no instructions, except what is on the sale page. Once i had everything fixed the weaving went alright. But i will not get anything from here again.

I have to figure this out. They provide a YouTube site.

I have an art studio and I teach weaving. This is a great loom, well made and the price is exceptional. In reading through many of the negative comments-it's solely because the purchaser does not know how to weave or how to use the heddle on the loom--that's not the fault of the loom. It is a great product-I stocked my studio with them. Highly recommended.

This loom is not the size listed in the description. It is 15 x 9.7 x 1. This is disappointing. The discription says it is 15.7 x 11.4 x 1.4. I ordered this because of the size. It took about a month to get. There are no instructions with it.

This is a nice loom for beginners however is not as large as I expected. It doesn't have feet on it to stand upright, but you can hold it in your lap. It is very sturdy and will provide hours of enjoyment. I recently bought the Melissa & Doug Loom and it is much larger and stands upright if you want it to.

You know the saying - 'you get what you pay for'. That's what this turned out to be - a cheap attempt at a loom. The slots on the heddle bar and warp bars are too thin for yarn and not sanded, so anything you put in it, thread or yarn, snags and frays. The heddle bar is too thin to lift the weft far enough to move the shuttle through the warp without distorting it. The warp bars on the ends won't tighten enough to stop them from turning and the warp from sliding out of the notches. The bolts are stripped so the wing nuts can't tighten. The spaces in the weaving comb are just as small as the spaces on the heddle bar - not wide enough for yarn. After several attempts to use this, I gave up - I don't know how others are so happy with it.