MinCHI257 Weaving Loom with Stand 24" H x 21" W (Approx.) Wooden Multi-Craft Weaving Loom Arts & Crafts, Extra-Large Frame, Develops Creativity and Motor Skills Weaving Frame Loom with Stand

Very pleased with this loom. As others have said, the instructions leave a little to be desired, but the pieces are easy enough to put together that it's not a big deal. The frame is surprisingly sturdy considering the price; pieces are all sanded and sealed and very even. Overall I am glad to have spent my money on this loom and would recommend it to anyone else who'd like to get started weaving.

When our daughter wanted a loom, we wanted something that was going to give her the option to try a bunch of different projects but also wasn’t going to break the bank, in case she decides that weaving isn’t her favorite activity that she wants to do forever and all eternity. For the price point, this is a fine loom. You can do a variety of projects, from coasters to larger fabric pieces - it really is a good stepping stone for those who might want to get more seriously into the fiber arts. Setting up the loom is a major pain, as other reviewers have mentioned. The box comes with a bunch of unlabeled wood pieces and instructions that are not at all clear. It took a very long time to figure out how it goes together. Another complaint is that the support legs don’t have any way to lock or stay in place, so they slide out and the loom falls as soon as you begin to work on it. We found a remedy of tying a piece of string to each leg (there are holes you can feed a string through) and putting a knot into the string at the length you want (so that it doesn’t slip through the little holes). It’s a little dorky-looking but it gets the job done.

The wrong instructions come with it to put the loom together. Just go to the picture on Amazon and you’ll be able to figure it out. Be sure to use string to tie the legs. Very sturdy. Great size.

For the most part, this is a sturdy loom, large enough for home projects, and lightweight while still strong. The assembly instructions are basically nonexistent —they don’t really make sense and the photos are blurry, but if you just look at the listing product info and other buyer’s posts, you’ll easily and quickly be able to assemble it. My main complaints are consistency in the quality, the price, and poor instructions. The comb that came with mine was broken, and the standing pegs aren’t very sturdy at all so they don’t stay in place and standing at an angle on its own. Because of these two cons, I think the listing price is more expensive than it should be.

Yes, the instructions are not clear, but this thing is SO easy to assemble just by looking at the first two steps, and then looking at the product photo. I included a photo of my first and second project ever. Works perfectly! So happy with this loom. My only qualm is that the brush that came with it is pretty much useless, but it's ok. I just got an afro pick for like $5 from Amazon and it works flawlessly.

This is a bonafide stupid product. The instructions were not created for the vision capable. It begins with the assembly upside down so you cannot locate the distinct looking pieces which are obscured by the assembly “instruction”. There are no use instructions and there is an extra mysterious round bar not shown or referenced. Who is this product for? Are professional weavers buying cheapo looms on Amazon with no desire or need for instructions?

I was very impressed with this loom. I was expecting sub-par quality, but the wood is actually very nice. The assembly was a bit confusing since the quality of the instruction images were poor, but if you hop back on Amazon and look at the images on the product page, you can figure it out. I do wish the bottom of the loom frame was angled like the adjustable legs or at least had some type of rubber grip added to it, as it is hard to get it to stay in place when using the legs on a flat surface, but until I find a different solution, I've been placing a blanket on the table to keep it from sliding. I would definitely recommend this loom.

Got this for my first go at weaving and it was a good loom for beginners. I do have to say it was a little tricky putting together. The instructions are a little bit confusing and I had to kind of figure it out by common sense. And the legs take a little adjusting to get them to match and lay flat. But after you get it all together, it works great and is worth the purchase.