Visible Mending Weaving Kit

Visible mending

Give worn fabric a second life.

Use the small hook loom to weave a patch over a hole, or add a new pattern to a piece you already wear.

  • 14-hook loom for weaving small patches
  • Wooden support disk, needles and starter thread
  • Choose 1, 2 or 3 kits

$69.99 USD/ selected bundle

Free gift · 1 pack per bundle Mending Threads – Scandinavian Colours (24 pcs)

Cart quantity 1 = one complete bundle

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01 / Visible mending

Keep what you love.
Make the repair your own.

Match the thread to the fabric for a subtle repair, or pick a contrasting color to make the patch part of the design.

Repair holesCover worn areasAdd a pattern
Choose your bundle
Decorative woven patches on denim, knitwear and a tote

02 / Before and after

From a worn spot
to a woven patch.

The loom holds parallel threads in place while you weave across them, row by row.

Before: a hole in a cream knit garment
Before
After: woven repair on a cream knit garment
After
Watch a woven patch take shape.

03 / A closer look

Small loom.
Room to experiment.

  • 14 hooksHold and alternate the warp threads.
  • Wooden diskSupports the fabric from behind.
  • Weaving needleCarries the thread across each row.
Weaving loom, wooden support disk, thread and needles

04 / Where to use it

For the pieces
you reach for most.

Patch a worn spot or add a small woven detail to fabric that can be secured over the disk.

Orange woven motif above a denim pocket
Denim
After: woven repair on a cream knit garment
Knitwear
Decorative woven patches on denim, knitwear and a tote
Tote bags
Finished green and blue woven patch
Decorative patches
Before and after of a small woven repair on beige fabric

05 / Plan the patch

Start small.
Leave room around the hole.

Choose an area that fits comfortably on the wooden disk. Anchor the thread in sound fabric on either side of the worn spot.

06 / How to use it

Weave a patch in four steps.

Follow the same sequence from setting the fabric to securing the last thread.

  1. The fabric held against the support and loom over the hole

    01

    Secure the fabric

    Place the wooden disk behind the hole and secure the fabric over it.

  2. Warp threads looped through the loom hooks

    02

    Set the threads

    Anchor the thread at the fabric and loop it around the hooks to form the warp.

  3. Needle passing across the warp threads

    03

    Weave across

    Pass the needle across the warp. Turn the hooks in the opposite direction between rows.

  4. Finished green and blue woven patch

    04

    Finish the repair

    Release the work from the hooks and secure the loose thread ends.

07 / Kit and bundles

Pick a kit.
Plan your first repair.

Choose one kit for your own work, or a larger bundle to share.

Loom
Compact weaving tool with 14 hooks
Accessories
Wooden support disk, needles and starter thread
Bundle choices
1 Kit, 2 Kits or 3 Kits

08 / Common questions

Will it work for my repair?

Can I fix a hole in my jeans or sweater?

Yes. Start with a small hole or worn spot in denim, knitwear or sturdy woven fabric. The fabric should lie flat over the wooden disk, with enough intact fabric around the hole to hold the stitches.

Can I use it if I’ve never mended anything?

Yes. The hooks hold the threads in place while you weave across them with the needle. Follow the four illustrated steps and try your first patch on a scrap of fabric.

How do I know if my hole is too big?

Check whether the whole hole and a border of intact fabric fit over the disk and within the width of the hooks. If the tear extends past that area or the fabric around it keeps fraying, use a larger fabric patch.

What comes in each kit?

Each kit comes with a 14-hook loom, a wooden support disk, needles and starter thread. Choose a bundle of 1, 2 or 3 complete kits.

How do I get the free thread pack?

It’s included automatically. Each bundle comes with one free 24-piece Scandinavian Colours thread pack, whether you choose 1, 2 or 3 kits.

Will I be able to see the patch?

Yes, the woven patch adds texture. Use thread close to the fabric color for a subtle repair, or choose a contrasting color to make the patch stand out. You can also weave a small design on intact fabric.

Can I wash the garment after mending it?

Secure the loose thread ends first. Then follow the care instructions for both the garment and the thread you used. If they differ, use the gentler setting.