Patch jeans, sweaters, and flannels in minutes with a compact hand weaving loom that threads a neat patch directly into the fabric, giving the look of a store‑bought repair rather than a DIY fix.
The loom rests on a pine wood disc to keep the fabric tight, while polished steel pegs maintain even warp tension so the finished patch sits flush with the weave.
Compact enough to carry in a bag, at 2.6 inches wide and under two ounces, it travels with you from the car to the couch for quick mends. The pine disc and steel pegs are built to resist cracking and bending under tension.
The kit arrives as a single, ready‑to‑go bundle: the pine wood loom disc with pre‑set pegs, a curved hook needle, a tapestry sewing needle, a coil of elastic thread, and a detailed step‑by‑step guide—so there’s no quest for missing tools after you open the box.
Beginners can expect a guided first patch in about ten minutes thanks to the illustrated card; if you’ve ever handled a needle, you’re already halfway there.
- Position the pine loom disc inside the garment so the hole aligns with the pegs, keeping fabric taut and stable.
- Thread warp threads across the pegs with the hook needle, then weave the fill threads through using the tapestry needle.
- Remove the disc, secure the ends, and the patch becomes part of the surrounding fabric.
Wash, wear, and wash again—the patch remains flat and secure without peeling or puckering.
| Why Weaverly? | Iron-On Patches | Hand-Darning by Needle |
|---|---|---|
| Keeps Fabric Tight on a Pine Disc — Flat Patch Every Time | ❌ | ❌ |
| Washes Well — No Peeling or Puckering | ❌ | ⚠️ |
| Completes a Patch in ~20 Minutes — Even for First-Timers | ⚠️ | ❌ |
| All Tools + Step-by-Step Guide Included | ❌ | ❌ |