I really love this little
"I really love this little loom. It was easy to set up, and so easy to weave on. Love the little caps on the pegs and the velcro on the side to hold the shuttle!"
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Rated 5 out of 5 — 4 verified reviews
Lojan Inkeltje Loom
The Inkeltje loom is designed to weave long, very strong braids. Weave intricate patterns and embellish with different types of yarns, beads and colors. Make trims, tassels, bands, straps, chokers, dog leads and more. The warp tension can be adjusted with the adjustable tension peg. Pick up the Lojan Inkle Loom today!
“Inkeltje” is named after Pinkeltje, a beloved character from the Dutch children’s book series by Dick Laan. Just like Pinkeltje, Inkeltje is small, clever, and versatile. Designed with input from Marieke Kranenburg, this compact inkle loom offers smart solutions for a variety of weaving applications.
The full size Lojan Inkle Loom can be found here.
Specifications:
- Right or Left Hand Configuration
- Adjustable Tension Peg
- Maximum Warp Length: 45.5" (1.8m)
- Maximum Warp Width: 3.25"
- Bar End Caps to keep warp & heddles secure
- Belt Shuttle
- Non-Slip Feet
- Complete Instructions
- Assembly Required (~15 minutes)
Companion Products
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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Modern Design for Ancient Craft
"Really appreciate the flexible design of this small loom by Lojan. I intend to do both inkle and tablet weaving, made easier by the removable top peg. I finished the loom with 100% pure beeswax, and the finish feels divine!"
Great little loom--wish it were sturdier
"I was so excited to get my little loom. It's wonderfully portable and easy to use. One of the reasons I selected it was that it can be set up for a left-hander. (I'm left-handed but decided to set it up right-handed, after all. ) Problems, though: 1. One of the rubber caps for a peg end was missing from the package. 2. Pegs at the front and back warp when under tension. 3. The tension adjustment peg is hard to line up to get enough tension. It moves at an angle; something that adjusted horizontally would be a lot easier to use. 4. It's easy to get the yarn closest to the tension peg caught in the gap between the tension peg and the loom when adjusting tension. This is my first inkle loom. I was so hooked right away that I bought a Schacht one, which is is super sturdy and easy to use. Just wish IT came in a smaller version! The Lojan has been in constant use since I got it; it's definitely showing the wear. The tension peg is getting more and more difficult to line up to get things tightened enough. I'm wondering now how the small Louet inkle loom compares to the Lojan; whether it has the same peg warping and/or problems with yarn getting caught between the tension peg and side of the loom. I've been able to carry this little Inkletje around with me just about everywhere. People are really intrigues. I've sold several people on inkle weaving; they've already gotten their own looms!"
In praise of the Lojan Inkeltje
"This is a well designed small, lightweight loom The tension is excellent. It is comfortable on your lap so good for travel."
