The best tapestry loom for beginners is often a frame loom, like the Louet Lisa Loom or Ashford’s frame options. They’re simple to use, easy to warp, and let you get started without the complexities of larger equipment.

Yes, tapestry weaving benefits from yarns with strength and structure. Options like Seine cotton twine and Belgian linen yarn provide durability and help maintain tension across your work.

Think about the size of your intended projects and your available space. Smaller looms like the Mirrix 8" Lani are perfect for travel and practice, while larger looms like the 32" Joni support more ambitious pieces.

Some are. While frame looms are ideal for tapestry, more advanced looms like those from Mirrix or Schacht may allow for additional styles like bead weaving, depending on the model.

Essentials include a loom, warp yarn, bobbins,a tapestry beater, and needles. This collection includes everything from tapestry bobbins to beaters and starter kits to get you going.

Absolutely. While beginner-friendly options are available, many products, especially looms from Mirrix and Schacht, are trusted by professional textile artists for their quality and durability.

Some knitting yarns can be used, but not all are suitable. Tapestry yarns are chosen for their strength and minimal stretch. Check the fibre and ply before substituting.

Strong, non-stretchy yarns like cotton twine or linen are best for warp threads. Options like the Liina 18Ply cotton or Seine twine in this collection are great choices.

Yes, we stock beginner kits that include a loom, yarn, and essential tools. They’re ideal for anyone wanting a ready-to-go set without needing to source items separately.

Yes, we offer beaters, bobbins, shuttles, and even beam kits compatible with many popular loom brands. This collection is designed to help you upgrade or expand your setup with ease.