Just what I needed for my old cardigans
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Darning Loom – Mend Holes in Clothes in 15 Minutes
4.8 out of 5 · 1227 reviewsMend holes and worn patches in jeans, jumpers and socks in about fifteen minutes, or weave in something entirely your own. No sewing machine and no experience, just the loom, a needle and yarn in whatever colour you like.
- No experience needed
- A hole mended in ~15 min
- Denim, knits, socks & more
- Keep your favourites for longer
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Got the hang of it after a while and now I'm hooked
Lena K. · ✔ Verified purchaseI'm not particularly handy, but this actually went well
Anita J. · ✔ Verified purchaseAlready saved a garment I was about to throw away
Ulla G. · ✔ Verified purchaseOrdered this on a bit of a whim, since I've always liked making things but I'm definitely no expert at sewing or knitting. It was actually much easier than I expected! The first attempt maybe wasn't the prettiest in the world 😅, but by the second one it looked really nice. I've now mended a hole in my favourite cardigan that had been sitting in the wardrobe for ages. It feels so pointless to throw clothes away when you can actually make something nice of them instead.
Margareta P. · ✔ Verified purchaseAlready told my sister about it
Yvonne D. · ✔ Verified purchaseA hole in a favourite jumper doesn't have to mean it's finished.
The loom holds the threads taut while you weave row by row, so the repair becomes part of the garment rather than something you hide. You don't need to know how to weave — the hooks do the work.
- Wove darning loom in stainless steel
- Round wooden disc to stretch the garment over
- Band that holds the garment in place
- Darning needle for weaving and finishing
- Step-by-step guide
Yarn is not included. Use your own, or add the colour threads above.
- Place the wooden disc under the garment and fix the loom over the hole.
- Run threads up around the hooks.
- Flip the hooks and weave through with the needle. Change direction every row.
- Lift the loom off, secure the loops and take the ends through to the back.
Your first mend usually takes about fifteen minutes. After that it gets quicker.
- Material: stainless steel and wood.
- Mending area: up to approx. 5 × 5 cm at a time. Larger holes are mended in several passes side by side.
- Works on: denim, knitwear, socks, blankets and most other fabrics.
- Yarn: fine to medium, for example embroidery or darning thread.
Free UK delivery on orders from £29.99. All orders are processed within 48 hours, and delivery then takes 2–7 working days.
Easy returns. If it is not right, we take it back and refund you in full.
Mend the hole. Keep the piece.
Wove keeps the threads taut while you weave, so the mend comes out even and strong, and it shows exactly as much as you want it to.
- 1Fix the loom over the hole
- 2Run the threads around the hooks
- 3Weave back and forth until it's done
From hole to something beautiful
A worn spot doesn't need hiding. Make the mend part of the garment.
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You don't need to know how to weave
The loom does the hard part: it holds the threads in place and in the right order. You just follow the guide, row by row.
No experienceStart straight away, even if you've never woven or mended anything before.
Step by stepA clear guide shows every stage, from the first thread to the last.
Done in fifteen minutesA typical hole is mended in about 15 minutes.
Weave in 4 easy steps
The same four steps, whether you're mending denim, a wool jumper or a sock.
Step 1
Fix it over the hole
Put the wooden disc behind the garment and fix the loom over the spot you want to mend.
Step 2
Set up the threads
Turn the hooks towards you. Anchor the yarn in the fabric and run the threads around the hooks.
Step 3
Weave back and forth
Flip the hooks to the side and weave through with the needle. Change direction every row.
Step 4
Done!
Lift the loom off, secure the loops along the edge and take the thread ends through to the back.

What's included
Everything you need to mend and make. You choose the yarn and colours.
- Wove darning loom in stainless steel
- Round wooden disc to stretch the garment over
- Band that holds the garment in place
- Darning needle for weaving and finishing
- Step-by-step guide
Mend. Make. Renew.
From barely-there repairs to bold, colourful details. You decide how it looks.
Mend holes
Give a damaged favourite the chance to be worn again.
Cover wear
Turn worn elbows and knees into part of the garment's character.
Create freely
Weave personal details, even where there's no hole at all.
A moment for yourself
Pick your colours, let your hands work and watch the pattern grow row by row. Mending becomes a calm, creative pause, and you get something useful out of it.
What customers say
Just what I needed for my old cardigans
Got the hang of it after a while and now I'm hooked
I'm not particularly handy, but this actually went well
Already saved a garment I was about to throw away
Ordered this on a bit of a whim, since I've always liked making things but I'm definitely no expert at sewing or knitting. It was actually much easier than I expected! The first attempt maybe wasn't the prettiest in the world 😅, but by the second one it looked really nice. I've now mended a hole in my favourite cardigan that had been sitting in the wardrobe for ages. It feels so pointless to throw clothes away when you can actually make something nice of them instead.
Already told my sister about it
Happy customer here 😊
Very handy to have at home
Mend more than clothes
Every piece you mend instead of replacing is one less to make, and one less to throw away.
of all clothing is recycled into new clothing.
of new textiles are bought by the average EU resident every year.
lower emissions if every garment is worn twice as many times.
of water go into making a single cotton T-shirt.
Sources: Ellen MacArthur Foundation, European Environment Agency (EEA), WWF.
Try it at home, at your own pace
Doesn't feel right? Send it back and we'll refund you in full. Simple, no hassle.
Got a question?
Answers to the things we're asked most.
No. Wove is made for beginners and you never need to have woven before. The loom holds the threads in place while you weave, and the guide shows every step.
Most of them: jeans, knitted jumpers, cardigans, socks, trousers, blankets and other fabrics. As long as the loom can be fixed around the spot, it works.
Absolutely. Weave flowers, checks or colourful details wherever you like. Wove is as much a creative tool as a mending one.
Up to about 5 × 5 cm at a time. Larger holes are mended in several passes side by side.
Yarn isn't included, so you can choose exactly the colours you want. Add the colour threads when you order, or use fine yarn you already have at home, such as embroidery or darning thread.
A typical hole takes about 15 minutes. The first one may take a little longer; after that it's quick.
With two or three you can mend together, keep one at home and one at a holiday place, or give one as a gift. The bundle price also makes each loom cheaper.
We process your order within 48 hours, and delivery then takes 2–7 working days. Free UK delivery from £29.99. If it is not right, we take it back and refund you in full.
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