-
String Quilt Ideas for Skinny Strips and Rotary-Cutting Leftovers Scraps - 17 hours ago
-
12 Beginner-Friendly Quilt Blocks That Are Perfect for Scraps - 17 hours ago
-
Book Review: 200 Sanity-Saving Tips, Tricks, and Hacks for Quilters - July 20, 2026
-
12 Camping Quilt Projects for Campers, Cabins, and Glamping Fans - July 20, 2026
-
Quilting needles explained. - July 10, 2026
-
Handy fabric buying rules - June 23, 2026
-
Baby zoo animals die review - May 29, 2026
-
How to make flying geese without the waste - April 28, 2026
-
Tea and teacup quilts. - March 25, 2026
-
Peter rabbit and benjamin bunny. - March 12, 2026
loom and spindle

Weaving tools can certainly cost a pretty penny. If you’re not yet a weaving pro, but want to give it a red hot go, Loom and Spindle’s inexpensive supplies might be able to help you out. The store’s wooden and Perspex looms are designed and made locally, and come flat-packed for you to assemble. With weaving looms ranging from $26.99 to $49.99 (depending on size), it’s a relatively low-cost way to dip into the craft. Check ouf the range online, or if you happen to live in Melbourne, you can also pop by the Frankston store. (Note: it’s only open on Saturdays between 10am-2pm.)


