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Weave neat, secure patches over small holes with a compact 16-hook loom made for calm, practical repairs at home.
Set up the loom, choose a thread color and start weaving. The essential tools are all included.
Secure the fabric, set the vertical threads, then weave over and under until the hole is covered.
Most small patches take about 15–30 minutes.
A small hole does not have to be the end of a good garment.
Brushed stainless steel, solid beechwood and rounded hooks give you a stable surface while you weave.
The larger disc, secure spring grip and closer hook spacing help keep fabric and thread under control.
Use subtle colors for a quiet fix or turn the patch into a visible detail of its own.
Use fewer hooks for a small fix or the full width for a patch up to about 2 × 2 inches.
First tries, everyday fixes and creative patches shared by people putting the loom to use.
My first patch! It came out much neater than I expected, and I am already thinking about what to try next.
Saved two pairs of socks I was about to throw away. They are not perfectly matched, but they are comfortable again.
This was not even a repair—I added a little color because I wanted to have a go. Now I am thinking about making a few as gifts.
These were my favorite lounge pants, so I tried two colors. The repairs feel secure and look intentional.
I practiced on scrap fabric first. By the second piece, keeping the sides straight felt much easier.
My first one was rough, but after a couple more tries it started to click. This little square finally looked neat.
I combined a woven section with embroidery for a small project. I love that the patch can become part of the design.
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