Best jewelry making bread looms according to redditors

We found 2 Reddit comments discussing the best jewelry making bread looms. We ranked the 2 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

1. 1 X Ricks Beading Loom Kit - The Only Loom with Two Warp Threads to Deal with When Your Project Is Complete

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1 X Ricks Beading Loom Kit - The Only Loom with Two Warp Threads to Deal with When Your Project Is Complete
The Ricks Beading Loom leaves you with only 2 warp threads at the end of your projectHandmade in the USAMade of high quality woodComes with loom, 3 warp rods, 3 warp pegs, and 1 warp separator cord
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2. Cousin Large Traditional Bead Loom kit

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Cousin Large Traditional Bead Loom kit
Includes bead loom, beads, thread, needles, and instructions on how to weave multiple patterns including chevron, wave or Aztec stylesLarge bead loom kit makes it easy to create bracelets, necklaces, headbands, belts, fobs and more!Perfect for learning how to weave, or learning new techniquesCreate ...
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Top Reddit comments about Jewelry Making Bead Looms:

u/phinnaeusmaximus · 3 pointsr/IndianCountry

Loom beading is the simplest place to start, I've found. My uncle beads freehand directly onto leather, and my mother makes beautiful earrings, but I'm not so talented. A cheap loom (or you can make your own with wood and a couple of hair combs) and a book of simple patterns will give you a good start. :-)

Here's a kit from Amazon that has some good reviews. Cousin Large Traditional Bead Loom kit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004BNF8JA/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_yRXsxbFBZAEK3

u/mjm1977 · 2 pointsr/Beading

I like [Ricks Bead Loom] (https://smile.amazon.com/Ricks-Beading-Loom-Kit-Complete/dp/B008KLP6QO) because you don't have to deal with so many warp threads. However, you are kind of stuck with the size once you start beading; you can't add or subtract rows of beads.

If you are using slide clasps, you can just tie off the ends and hide them in the clasp. In that case any regular beading loom will do, and you can get one for ten bucks or so, instead of $30+.