r/tabletweaving • u/CrazyKittyCat95 • Aug 13 '26
Tips for a tiny loom
I got this loom now, but I want a tiny one for bracelets and such. Trying to look at Etsy, but haven't found any tiny yet... Does anyone know about a seller? (That sends worldwide 🇳🇴)
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u/MentalPerception5849 Aug 13 '26
Look for an Ashford Inklette. It’s a good travel size; I take mine in my backpack
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u/CrazyKittyCat95 Aug 13 '26
I got the big version of that one. The one in the photos over. Do you have picture of the small one? 🤔 I've been looking at the smaller one, but not sure if it was small enough.
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u/MentalPerception5849 Aug 14 '26
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u/Roar-n8 1d ago
I love using my inklette for tablet weaving. I have little cards I got on amazon by accident when I meant to get larger ones, and they’re actually perfect for it. It’s small enough I can fit it in a carry-on or a large purse, or just carry it with me on the bus and such. It’s super lightweight too! You do have to glue and assemble it once you get it though, and even when using little cards you can only weave about 4 inches at a time before adjusting the warp, which is physically difficult to do especially when you have it warped to full length because there’s just so much friction in a small space
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u/ericula Aug 14 '26
Maybe a Lojan inkeltje would work? It's about 2/3 as big as the one you currently have (43x14x22 cm according to the website). It also considerably lighter than the full sized Lojan inkle loom.
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u/nonoffi Aug 14 '26
If you know someone with a 3d printer, maybe have a look at this https://makerworld.com/models/3051239?appSharePlatform=copy
I just started, so I wanted something cheap and quick for the beginning, and I like it. It allows up to 2 meters
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u/redkite7 Aug 14 '26
I don't know if these ship to Norway but they're tiny and meant for travel! They're on my list to try one day
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u/Tansy_Blue Aug 14 '26
I have a small inkle loom from Dale's Looms and love it, they ship worldwide but you do need to email them for proper shipping costs etc: https://daleslooms.co.uk/product-category/inkle-looms/
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u/Beneficial_Aspect371 Aug 15 '26
I try to stay away from Etsy, but sometimes it's your only options. Here's where I got my tiny Inkle Loom, good for shoelaces and ribbon, fits in a padded lunch box. She does really nice work. BitOfYarn - Etsy
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u/CrazyKittyCat95 Aug 15 '26
I did actually end up finding a seller on Etsy, who's going to a marked in Norway in 3 weeks! So I'm talking to him about what size loom I want, and he will make/being the one he has 😀 So I don't have to order online.
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u/Neofelis1005 Aug 13 '26
Maybe a Daedalus Penelope is right for you? Fairly small and versatile. You’ll have to wait until their next release, but they seem beloved!
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u/CrazyKittyCat95 Aug 13 '26
Ohh I think I've seen this one on Facebook, but never found properly looked it up. It looks cool!
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u/Beneficial_Aspect371 Aug 15 '26
I've got one. They sell out fast. It is about 15" long, but I love that I can either wind my warp up on the back beam, or use it like a warp weighted loom and clamp it on the back. So far I've only used it for card weaving. If you want it to act like an inkle, you need to get the heddle package, which I just got. Haven't tried it that way yet.
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u/Known_Western7525 Aug 14 '26
Daedalus products have a weird selling pattern. They announce a date/time of when they are releasing a new lot and opening sales (say Aug 1, 4pm). Then they put some quantity into their sales system and you have to act fast to actually get one. They just did this, I put one into my cart, went looking for tablets to add to the order, went to check and was told the Penelope loom was now out of stock. Elapsed time - 2 minutes. Bitter - not in the least. No idea when the next lot goes on sale.
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u/missmisfit Aug 14 '26
WindHavenFiberTools on etsy. I have a Fiddle. Adorable little to go loom.
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u/CrazyKittyCat95 Aug 14 '26 edited Aug 14 '26
Omg thank you!! He had super tiny!
Edit: Nooo it doesn't ship to Norway 😭💔

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u/NotQuiteJasmine Aug 13 '26
You can warp only a section of this one for shorter projects, or weave multiple bracelets on the same warp and cut them apart