Saffron Pocket Tapestry Loom

I am a long time weaver and wanted to try my hand at tapestry. I bought the Intro to tapestry bundle with this loom, the class and the yarn. It is a well made and sturdy loom. Easy to warp and use. The class was fantastic. It was Rebecca Mezoff. Consider buying the extension rod or get one at the Hardware store. I bought one at the hardward store and cut it to size.

Saffron Pocket Tapestry Loom

I really like this little loom, and anticipate bringing it out for more than tiny tapestries - color sampling, figuring out sett on mystery stash, playing on a small scale with weave structures before getting on the floor loom, travel weaving… the list goes on. I’ve played a bit either various warp weights and setts and have found it to be extremely versatile. This loom has adjustable tension (!❤️!), and can be made longer with the purchase of a longer threaded rod. I don’t know what the maximum functional length might be, but mine is 18 inches (half of the 36 inch rod available at Ace hardware); there have been no issues. The small “footprint” is also perfect for weaving anywhere I happen to be in the house which is handy since I often need to be downstairs in the middle of everything rather than in my studio space. It is just perfect.

I am beginner and purchased the Mirrix Saffron loom as part of the Learn to Weave bundle with into course by Rebecca Mezoff from Gist. The class is fantastic and the Saffron loom is the perfect thing to learn on. It’s beautifully designed with a simple tensioning method. The Array yarn was really fun to work with – especially the possibilities of color mixing. I learned a lot and have since ordered more Array colors – I’m excited to learn more techniques on the loom. Small tapestry is a wonderful medium!

Super easy to warp and quickly weave a mini tapestry to test out techniques and colors.