Creative and motorically challenging handicrafts
This round version of the classic loom is a playful and educational way to introduce children to weaving. The circular shape encourages creative thinking and makes the final result visually appealing.
Older children can attach the tension wires independently, while younger children will need some help. Then the weaving begins: the yarn is guided over and under the tension wires, which, with thick wool, quickly produces a beautiful result. This keeps motivation high – even for children with shorter attention spans.
For older children, the loom offers an additional challenge by experimenting with patterns, color gradients and material mixes.

What makes this round loom so valuable:
- Fine motor skills and precision
Weaving requires controlled movements of the fingers and hands – important for writing development.
- Improve eye-hand coordination
Children learn to work in a targeted manner within a structure and direct their hands based on what they visually perceive.
- Stimulates concentration and perseverance
Working in rounds requires focus and planning – and that's satisfying when you succeed.
- Promotes creativity and a sense of color
Children discover through play how colours and patterns interact.
- Preparation for manual skills and technical education
Weaving prepares you for other skills such as sewing, crocheting or embroidery.

Therapy or classroom idea: Use the loom thematically, for example, with autumn colors or natural yarn. Then have children present their creations – great for self-confidence and language development!