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I really enjoyed this. You gave yourself grace while using humor. I bought a Passap, but I haven’t used it yet and I’m watching videos in preparation.

I enjoy your process. I’ve been doing it for 40 years. Works for me.😁

I am really interested on your thoughts about buying my first table loom. I can't afford a new one, so if there are any places you would recommend I look, that would be amazing!

This is so well explained in an uncomplicated way. Thank you.

the fabric came out absolutely gorgeous. thank you for sharing this with us!

on the book pages you used on the thumbnail picture, the squares also has numbers, and there are other things happening on it. Did you also explain it in another video?

Love the intro!

Love your videos (minus the support of a corporation that is founded on misogyny ). My stash is enhanced twice a year at a huge textile center garage sale in my area. The amount of yarn I have on hand is nuts. I knit, crochet and weave (floor, table, rigid heddle and inkle).

I am feeling so dumb..Everything/everyone talks about tieing up the peddles. I have a 4 shaft table loom with little levers to raise shafts 1, 2, 3, & 4. I just don't know how to relate this. Help!! Old lady brain!!!

Where did you get the yarn cone? Thanks.

Though I was drawn in by the mention of “the lazy way,” because I too am all about that lazy life, I am reminded of something my mom told me once: “It’s not laziness, it’s merely the most efficient way from Point A to Point B!” Seriously though, thank you for this very straight-forward tutorial!

I don’t know how anyone understands any of it!!! My poor brain is fried just watching 😅 My mum had a knitting machine that ended up being an expensive clothes hanger.

Imagine you write out the years in a flat grid and the year I was born when I think of it I’m looking down at my feet to it, grandmother was born 1899 so I look behind me and for some reason the 1990s I’m standing at 1999 and looking down to the left…inside my head, that is😵‍💫🤓

Absolutely loved this video! I'd leave to see what else you've made on this machine since this video ❤

Im nervous i get a e6000 sunday and will need to clean it <3...

The book: Learning to Weave also has a companion DVD produced by Deborah Chandler. If you are able, buy both.

Oh this isn’t a tutorial 🥺😭

First time visitor, new subbie. I love that you showed the good and the mistakes, those are real with these machines. Looking forward to your content.

Hey! THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU! This video is a keeper...eventually it'll get thru my think skull. :)

Beautiful work! So on a massive loom like this, where you're not manually moving the shuttle but pulling a cord and letting the loom do it instead, how do you go about managing your selvedges? I have to guess that's one of the "many settings" you were talking about having to adjust?

Planning? Hah. I just warp, and go. Whatever comes out, is what comes out. Planning leads to stress. Stress leads to errors. Errors lead to an inferior product. Inferior products lead to less sales, and less sales means less weaving.

This is so helpful!! Thank you!!

I genuinely am curious why most fiber arts have such a preponderance of ugly craft works when to try to learn about them. I know this sounds mean, and thats not at all what I am intending. I think there's some kind of Internet effect with fiber arts which is just a bit different somehow. You can look for information about this or that sculpture technique or glasswork and ... Okay ... You're going to see lots of people showing off works which only their grandmother could love. But it won't take long to find a scholar talking about some extraordinarily beautiful or interesting museum piece. This just doesn't happen much with the fiber arts. Some of the best information I have found will have examples by this or that fiber artist and the best you can say about it aesthetically is that it has the quaint charming awkwardness of folk art. I find this very odd.

Love this!

Well done, and simply explained, thank you!

My weaving journey started by studying the history of tartans, tartan design, and kiltmaking. Though I don't have space to setup a weaving studio, I have ofer $500 worth of weaving related books.

Great video! And you can definitely knit a hat in-the-round on your machine, just not a ribbed hat

Please make more videos. U are a breathe of fresh air.

Thank you SO much! This was super clear and super helpful!

Girl, you REALLY need to make more videos. You are an excellent teacher! I bought a loom, have it threaded, but it has sat there 2 years because I’m afraid. I’m going to give it a go. I’ve watched so many videos on how to read a draft. Yours is by for better than any other video I have seen. Please, please, consider making videos on how to actually weave.

Thanks for this video Darcy. You calm easy of explaining is a great review for me. I’ve been weaving 9 years and although I’m good with math I’m terrible at planning out projects. Your organized way of showing all your calculations is very straight forward and something I will aim to follow going forward.

Very didactic and useful video. Thsnks.

In swedish drafts, the first shaft is the one furthest away from you!

I cackled throughout this video

I am literally LOLing thank you!

Thank you for this video! I decided to clean mine after that! Did you clean the carriages and if you did, how ?

Thank you for sharing the weaving community’s recommendations and the resources you used!

Thanks

AI korok looks like the Eraserhead baby

I can only say one thing about AI patterns: AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Dónde cconseguir ese libro en español

Do you plan to make more Passap videos?

May I know the name of the book on the RUclips screen?

ruclips.net/video/cIo4dNW7Vg4/видео.htmlsi=wp87dklblJZFwZVS You ve inspired me. Thank you

I have the feeling it's not 'creating' the pattern, it's scraping the pattern from blogs. 🤷‍♀️

I appreciate that you show difficulties. I don't have the same machine, but my 2 single flatbed knitters are a constant challenge, and many youtubers make it look easy. However, part of the pleasure is found in mastering the beasts! Thank you! BTW Your Duo does rib automatically but is there anything else beneficial about a dual bed machine?

The other day I found one of these for £5 but it’s a bit different to this one! I’ve no clue how to use it but I’m gonna watch as many videos as possible and try my best!

great! nice to see