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Hemp, linen and cotton are all strong choices for weaving because they keep their shape and handle steady tension well. Hemp gives firmness, linen brings smooth flow and cotton offers softer handling.

Yes. Hemp works especially well as warp because of its strength and natural grip. Linen also performs reliably on a tight warp line. Cotton can be used when the project calls for a softer or more flexible base.

They do. Hemp and linen hold tension with very little stretch, which helps the structure stay consistent during weaving. If you prefer a slightly looser tension, cotton is the easiest to adjust.

For beginners, medium-weight yarn gives the most control. Use thinner yarns for fine textiles and thicker yarns for bold texture or quicker coverage. Match the yarn weight to the loom size for clean passes.

Yes. Their natural firmness helps the weft settle evenly. Linen moves across the warp smoothly, hemp builds structure and cotton fills space with a softer touch.

No. Most tabletop looms are simple to set up. The key is to thread the warp slowly and check spacing as you go. A steady warp line will make the rest of the weaving process much easier.

They do. Hemp relaxes and becomes more pliable, linen gains softness without losing detail, and cotton stays comfortable from the start. All three fibers break in well over time.

Absolutely. Many weavers combine fibers to create contrast, hemp for structure, linen for smooth detail and cotton for softer areas. Just keep yarn weights similar for even coverage.

Yes. All colors are produced using AZO-free, non-toxic dyes, giving you steady color that keeps its tone during use and after washing.

A simple tabletop loom is enough to learn core weaving techniques. It’s easy to set up, offers clear control of the warp.

Choose a small or mid-size loom if you want to make samples, wall pieces, or narrow textiles. Larger looms are better for broad fabric but require more space and longer warp lengths.

Hand wash or use a gentle cycle in cool water, then lay flat to dry. Avoid high heat, which can affect natural fibers. A light steam or pressing cloth helps the fabric settle evenly.

You can contact our team anytime. We’ll help you choose yarn weight, fiber type and loom size based on your pattern, skill level or preferred texture.

Start by threading the warp slowly and checking spacing as you move across the frame. Keep the tension even but not overly tight - the yarn should move smoothly when you press the weft into place.