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You have some awesome wheels!

This is the best video I’ve found for chain plying. It is different from how I’ve seen others doing it but this method is absolutely the best.

This is a very good and clear video! Thank you very much :)

Thank you for sharing your video. You include a lot of good information. The only thing I would suggest is a different angle, the straight down view made it hard to see what you are doing.

Love this!

Such happy sheepie faces!

Kristin, I really enjoyed listening to this interview. Thank you. ❤🙏❤

It's a good idea to wet and pre-stretch the drive band before sewing it in.

Sadly not all Marino is equal either in commercial comb top or raw fleece. We need New Zealand Marino fleece here in the States.

So so helpful. Thank you. I am getting ready to try a fairly fat hand dyed yarn and you helped me understand what I am getting into and how to be successful with it.

Fabulous video tutorial thank you 😊

I have been using a charkha since mid 90s - traditional book. Loaned it out and not sure who has it - so daughter got me a deluxe. I figured I could learn more and bought your wonderful video a couple weeks ago. I no longer have my loom - a great way to use lots of charkha spun yarn and want to use the yarn for knitting. HOW can I spin it just a little thicker? I want to do a two ply abut “fingering” weight to be knitted on size 2-3 needles. I can do it on the wheel but would like to do more with the charkha. Maybe it’s impossible. I’m making the camelion shawl in a half “pi” shape (have done several wool shawls that way) and just wish most of my yarns were a tiny bit thicker. I know I could do three ply - but I prefer two for many reasons. I have gobs of lint (all colors mostly from Fox fiber) as well as roving in about 5 natural colors and some dyed colors blah blah. Love hand carding lint and adding goodies - I’m, hopeless. thank you.

❤❤❤where can I get that machine?

Okay, I visited the Dancing Goats and I'm ready to weave! Thank you for the instructions.

apparently the Romans used these (not necessarily with backstraps but we don't know how they exactly did it, we just have the rigid heddles) so reenactment purposes is my main interest in these, real fascinating stuff

Enjoyed this podcast very much. Thank you. It's always good to hear other weaver's stories.

EXCELLENT video! Thank you! One of the things I do to open up the tops fiber before spinning is to hit the entire length with steam. I use a steam gun, but you may also use steam from a kettle. You want to be very careful, of course, not to burn yourself. It's like magic watching compacted roving/tops puff and balloon open. Thank you for this lesson in spinning directly from the fiber. I'm trying to move away from fiber prep such as rolags or dizzing.

Good video BUT you said you would show how to weave the ends in, but you didn’t. Not good for a complete beginner.

I found this very interesting. Amazing work. Thank you

This is so wonderful.

Ok! The rubber bands are sophisticated weaving technology! Thank you for helping me with my tensions issues. I have been having a hard time with the tie on stage. <3

Thank you so much, great video! :) Just a question: given that you know the lenght of the band you need to weave, how long shoud your threads be at the beginning? (eg twice the final lengh, three times the final lenght...?)

This was perfect, excellent, exactly what I needed. I am planning to weave a belt for a traditional costume here in Norway, and I have never used this kind of loom before. I needed these basics before launching in to the more difficult pattern picking of the belt! Time to pull out my own handspun that I've never found a use for to teach myself the motions!

I have a vintage crochet coat pattern, no matter how I try, I cannot get it to work. Can anyone help

I say forget the loops and use the needle!

Excellent tutorial, thank you!☺️

Thanks Devin!

❤❤❤ Thank you for making this video, so helpful!

Excellent. Forget the needle and use loops. Thanks.

Thank you. Finally a clear and helpful lesson for this starting part. thanks.

how much would you sell the Ranch?

This is very helpful thank you!

Great information. Thanks.

Great information. Thanks.

Great information. Thanks.

Great information. Thanks.

LOVE!!!!!!

Bonjour bravo pour la Vidéo. ! Je veux comprendre comment lire les patrons.. sur le vôtre dans la vidéo.. doit -on aussi calculer les fils de la bordure chaque côté ou c'est seulement le patron du dessin? Tous les patrons se lisent-ils de la même façon

Wonderful uplifting spirit, enjoyed every minute of this positive, move forward, podcast!

I'm a sewer and Nalbinder . Thank you for concise and easy to follow instructions ! many band weaves look very tedious with: turning cards, picking up and dropping the threads and going up and down with the shuttle thing that goes back and forth is too much for me ! this kind looks very beginner friendly . I would have to get the tools - but $30 for two items from the shop you suggested ? totally worth it !

This is utter perfection, thank you so much for sharing!

I just love Annie and her work, she is so inspiring. Another great interview, thank you!

Thank you. Just bought the darning Loom. I am getting a friend to help me. 2 minds are better than one. I must say I preferred your 2nd option.

Can't see what she's talking about, a bit disappointed😢

Wonderful information, thank you so much. You have answered most of my questions 😊😊

This was Wonderful! Thank you!!!

How would you finish it if you were patching a hole? Is there a specific way or would you just have to make the patch big enough that you’d have fabric around the hole to weave the tails into?

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Nice video. I also have an Alex Ver loom. Super high quality item and well worth the minor extra expense over the cheap ones. The dome in the wood part helps a lot.

I’m completely shocked that there are no comments here. Yes! Knitting saved my life. Thank you for caring enough to share. For all the drama we’ve seen in the knitting world, this should be shouted from the rooftops!❤🎉🎉🎉🎉😊