Mirrix Weaving Looms

Mirrix looms are known for their precise tensioning system, portable aluminium frame, and compatibility with both tapestry and bead weaving. They’re professional-grade looms that are easy to set up and built to last, making them a favourite among serious weavers.

Yes, many beginners love starting with Mirrix looms because they’re easy to assemble and offer great control over tension. The smaller models are exceptionally approachable, helping new weavers achieve better results from the start.

Mirrix looms are ideal for tapestry weaving and beadwork. Depending on the loom size, you can create anything from small decorative pieces and jewellery to larger wall hangings or woven panels. They're flexible enough for a wide range of creative projects.

Absolutely. One of Mirrix’s standout features is its precise tensioning system. It allows you to dial in the exact tension you need for your warp, which improves your weaving quality and helps reduce wrist strain during longer sessions.

Yes, even the larger models are relatively lightweight and easy to move. They don’t require permanent installation and can be stored or transported between uses, making them perfect for small studios, travelling, or workshops.

No special tools are required—Mirrix looms are designed to be assembled with ease using the included components. Setup usually takes only a few minutes, and each loom comes with instructions to guide you through the process.

Mirrix offers a range of accessories, such as shedding devices, treadle systems, and add-on warp coils for finer or thicker weaving. These can enhance your weaving experience and adapt the loom to your specific project needs.

Yes, you can use a wide variety of yarns depending on your project. Just match your yarn weight to the appropriate warp coil (heddle bar) and you're good to go. The loom handles everything from fine silk threads to chunky wool.

Mirrix looms are low-maintenance. Just keep them dry and free of dust. You can wipe down the frame with a soft cloth if needed. Their anodised aluminium build resists rust and wear, so they stay in good condition with minimal care.

The Mirrix Chloe Pocket Loom is often recommended for beginners. It’s compact, affordable, and perfect for learning technique without taking up too much space. It’s also versatile enough to grow with your skills over time.