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Weaver’s Gift Guide!

by Kelly 5 Comments

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I can’t believe I’m writing a gift guide already, wasn’t last Christmas just like yesterday? Or the day before?

Well, I don’t mind at all if Christmas comes around super fast because it’s my favourite time of year. And not because of the gifts. Though gifts are nice.

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*This post contains some (but not all) affiliate links. This means that if you click on a link and purchase, I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you.

Because gifts are nice, here is a list of ideas for the weaver in your life. Or just for you, if you are the weaver. You’re allowed to buy yourself Christmas gifts too!

  1. Ashford Rigid Heddle Loom and stand

You had to expect that one! The perfect gift for a beginner weaver or someone who may want to upgrade to a larger size. This is the same loom and stand as my rigid heddle loom, the 24″ (if using this link, make sure you select the size you want before purchasing). Of course, you can go for just the loom without a stand, but I do really love my stand and recommend them for all weavers.

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2. Enamel Weaving Pin The Creativity Patch

So cute, enough said!

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3. Online Weaving Classes

It’s a great time to learn to weave (isn’t it always?!) or to take your weaving skills to the next level. Check out my Online Weaving School for single classes or memberships for all levels.

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4. Mini shuttles by Polleda Textiles

These sweet mini shuttles can be used as an ornament or made into necklaces and earrings. They are hand crafted from a variety of woods and I think they’re just beautiful.

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5. Wooden Shawl Pin, hand crafted.

This is definitely on my own personal wish list, as I love wearing shawls and larger woven pieces. I would love to have a whole collection of hand made shawl pins, they are both useful and beautiful.

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6. Inkle Loom Kit

I love this idea to get a weaver started in inkle weaving. Everything you need to get going! You can’t go past this book for inkle patterns, it’s absolutely brilliant.

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7. Bluster Bay weaving shuttles

Another one for my own personal Wishlist, yes these are pricey! But, I’ve heard very, very good things about them and think that one of these shuttles would be the ultimate indulgent gift for the weaver in your life.

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8. Purl and Loop Swatch maker.

If you haven’t heard of a swatch maker before, it’s basically a quick and easy way to make samples without having to warp an entire loom. That makes it a winner in my opinion! This swatch kit also comes in acrylic for slightly lower price.

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9. Ashford 8 shaft table loom

Having owned one of these myself (and regretting having sold it to make more room in my tiny studio!), I can testify as to the quality and ease of use of these looms. They come in various widths to suit your space, budget and weaving requirements. There is also the option to set up with a stand and treadles, if you want more of that floor loom experience.

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10. Coffee Mugs

Because coffee, tea and weaving just go together! And why not have a weaving mug to sip out of while you’re weaving? Makes perfect sense to me! Each mug is double sided, one with text and the other a weaving picture. Lots of different colours available.

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11. Weaving Kits

OK, so I might be blowing my own trumpet a little too much here, but I did really want to include my kits because they make the perfect gift for a weaver. In the Garden Path Scarf kit, you get all the Australian merino yarn you need for one scarf, plus a printed, step by step pattern. I have a bunch of different colours available and ship worldwide. If you don’t see a colour you’re after, let me know and I’ll do my best to get it for you. If you’re after just a digital pattern rather than a kit, visit my Etsy shop.

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12. Gift Certificate

If you’re really not sure what your weaver would like to receive, a gift certificate is the perfect way to go. The Woolery in the US has a huge range of supplies and gift certificates are available. Here in Australia, Thread Collective is my go to for weaving yarn and Louet supplies and I also love Knit Spin Weave for yarn, Ashford supplies and looms.

I hope you find something here for the weaver in your life, or, if you are the weaver, perhaps a gift to yourself!

Until next time…

Happy Weaving!

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  1. Carolyn White

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    Sadly, the mini shuttles are sold out ;-((

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    • Kelly

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      Oh, that’s a shame, but not surprising – they are so popular. I’ve changed the link to just link to her shop instead, she does have some mini shuttle earrings currently in stock.

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  2. Gai Butler

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    Great list Kelly. I’d add patterns from your etsy shop to that ‘Weaver’s Gift Guide’, they are beautifully written and excellent value. My wish list for our family Secret Santa consists entirely of weaving related items. I’m pretty sure the entire family is aware of my weaving obsession by now.

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    • Kelly

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      Thank you Gai.

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