Wide-Notch Cardboard Looms

Comments about Pacon Wide-Notch Cardboard Looms:

I thought I was ordering a loom that was 4 inches wide and 6 inches long. These are actually 6 inches wide and only 4 long. I don't even understand how a weaving project would work on such a short widely spaced loom.

Comments about Pacon Wide-Notch Cardboard Looms:

We use these for teaching young children the weaving unit. They have lasted years, the kids love them, and they fit a school budget.

Comments about Pacon Wide-Notch Cardboard Looms:

I am using these looms with 1st-5th grade artists in my art shed. I had used them at school for several years with great success. I knew them to be sturdy and good for small hands. They are working just as well with my small groups. We made abstract weavings with yarn and many additions to create wonderful art pieces for Father's Day!

Comments about Pacon Wide-Notch Cardboard Looms:

works well for kids in a classroom setting.

Comments about Pacon Wide-Notch Cardboard Looms:

I am an art teacher that includes weaving as part of the curriculum. This is a great loom for 3-5 th graders to use. If you use thick yarn, kids can complete the project could be completed in 2 hours. An adult can complete it in 45 min with a thick yarn. This is by only using 6 warp yarns. The loom has enough to use 7 warp yarns.

Comments about Pacon Wide-Notch Cardboard Looms:

My students are so excited to make their own wampum belts... we can't wait to lace up the template and start stringing the beads!!

Comments about Pacon Wide-Notch Cardboard Looms:

These looms are easy for even my youngest students to warp and withstand multiple uses.

Comments about Pacon Wide-Notch Cardboard Looms:

Our Spinner's and Weaver's Guild volunteers create a loom-kit package using the cardboard looms as a component. The strudy looms are reusable and the kits are very popular. We've always ordered the cardboard looms from Blick Art Materials because of the reasonable price and free, quick shipping. Excellent product and service.

Comments about Pacon Wide-Notch Cardboard Looms:

great product and price, purchased for my 5th graders to weave on

Comments about Pacon Wide-Notch Cardboard Looms:

These wide-notch, cardboard looms are amazingly easy to use and very affordable for a tight art budget. The students find it easy to wind the warp strings as well as remove their finished tapestry when finished. As these are used from year to year, the only drawback is the fraying of the end notches. Maybe stiff plastic would be a practical alternative or a plastic coating on the cardboard. Of course this would undoubtedly affect cost. Nevertheless, their affordability allows me to share weaving with my 4th grade students. Thanks!