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Flower Loom How-to

April 30th, 2007 by Candace

I needed a flower loom for a crochet project I’m doing, but didn’t have one. I went to three different craft stores and no success of finding one. I could order one off the internet, but that’s more money and time than if I just made one myself. So I headed back to the craft store in search of supplies.

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All you’ll need is a 3/16″ wooden dowel, a package of wooden rounds, scissors/small saw, and some glue. I used hot glue for this tutorial, but you may want to use a wood glue or fast-drying epoxy, since the hot glue won’t hold up to a lot of tugging and pulling. And if you can’t find round wooden shapes, you can always use square ones, and make a circle using a compass. You’ll cut (or saw, whichever is easier) your dowell into 1 to 2-inch pieces. For a larger loom, you’ll want 10-12 pieces. First, glue four pieces to the opposite sides. You can mark the center of the circle with a pen so you place the pieces evenly.

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Then you’ll position the remainder of the pieces in place.

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You can do the same with smaller rounds, making different shape looms. For the large loom I used 12 pegs, for the medium, 8, and for the small, 6.

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Now you can embellish anything, using yarn, ribbon, or even twine.

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13 Responses to “Flower Loom How-to”

  1. Shelley Davis Says:

    What a wonderful idea! I loved making these as a child. We would make a ton of these at Christmas time using ribbon. They made beautiful package toppers.
    Shelley

  2. Melody Says:

    Great job..you are so industrious!…So how do you make the Flowers? Just curious.

  3. amanda Says:

    So cool….not how do I make the flower? ;)

  4. Mandi Says:

    Please tell how to make the flower as I bought all the pieces for this today then realised I have no idea how to actually use it.

  5. Karen Says:

    This is really cool. How do you make the flower? please share.

  6. Mymsie Says:

    Once you’ve created the loom how do you make the flower? Thanks!

  7. Kylie Says:

    Thanks for the instructions on making the little loom – what a great idea. Will have to get a few bits and make one up!

  8. charlie pOp Says:

    i didn’t think of making them myself ! :)
    that’s a good idea to change the patterns…
    thanks !

    i also use them for packing…. ;)
    http://flickr.com/photos/charlie_pop/3007751742/

  9. yvonne Says:

    For those asking for how to make the flower:
    http://www.craftstylish.com/item/9958/how-to-make-flowers-using-a-vintage-flower-loom

  10. Anto Says:

    Very very ingenius, I will copy your idea!!!!
    very good.
    kisses

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