#speed weave loom

[crafi]

[Image IDs: Image 1 is a photograph of a yellow sock with cartoon avocados printed on it. The toe is mended with yellow and green thread in a checkerboard pattern. Image 2 is a photograph of the same yellow sock being mended in a speed weve style small metal darning loom. Image 3 is a photograph of a sock with yellow, green and blue stripes. The green toe is mended with blue thread in a rectangular shape. End ID.]

Sock darning session!! I hate throwing out socks, especially funky patterned ones. Using thrifted embroidery thread and getting more practice on the darning loom.

[master-jarrus]

So I bought a speed weaving loom

I wasn’t planning on doing that at all but impulsive thoughts won and yeah

I do recommend it

I got this one, it’s pretty good quality especially considering it’s price

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But yeah, it’s efficient and effective. Comes with everything but scissors and wax

Unfortunately, I don’t think it would work well for someone with a hand related disability (it might be difficult to use if you have arthritis or something like it) just to be honest on that point though

[crafi]

[Image ID: a photograph of a pair of socks with blue, green and yellow geometric patterns. The toe on one sock is patched with green and yellow thread in a classic check pattern. The toe of the other is patched with green thread, reinforcing a very small strip of the toe. End ID.]

Darning the toes of some socks! This was the first time using a Speed Weave darning loom and it’s so much faster than just my darning mushroom!