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Thank you so much! We had fun.

The natural finish allows you to treat the wood how you would like it to look. You can wax, stain, varnish or even paint the pieces before assembly. The laquered Ashford looms would still need to be assembled. You also save about $150.00 when you purchase the natural as opposed to the finished loom. This goes for the spinning wheels, too. I will say the knitters looms from Ashford come lacquered and assembled but do have some limitations when it comes to some techniques. I hope this answers your question. Jeannine

You are so welcome! That's what we were hoping to acccomplish.

Glad it was helpful!

I am so glad this helped you with your weaving. We try to keep it easy for everone to understand the process. There are 2 more videos in the series for weaving and removing the project from your loom. I hope these help as well. Jeannine

​@@thebluefibertree I did see them, so have them saved in my watch list ready for each step 🥰 Just warped my loom, so on to video 2!!🤗

I am so glad this helped you with your weaving. We try to keep it easy for everone to understand the process. There are 2 more videos in the series for weaving and removing the project from your loom. I hope these help as well. Jeannine

Welcome! I am so glad this helped you with your weaving. We try to keep it easy for everone to understand the process. There are 2 more videos in the series for weaving and removing the project from your loom. I hope these help as well. Jeannine

I'm glad you enjoyed our video. We try to have fun. Jeannine

Wow, thank you! I am so glad this helped you with your weaving. We try to keep it easy for everone to understand the process. There are 2 more videos in the series for weaving and removing the project from your loom. I hope these help as well. Jeannine

I am so glad this helped you with your weaving. We try to keep it easy for everone to understand the process. There are 2 more videos in the series for weaving and removing the project from your loom. I hope these help as well. Jeannine

Aww...thank you! I love teaching. It is very rewarding to me when I get to see the "Ah Ha" moment when everything clicks. Jeannine

Glad it helped!

I think so too! Thanks.

You are so welcome. And thanks for suggesting this video. Jeannine

Thank you! So glad you are enjoying the videos.

She is, isn't she? So glad she was able to step in and help me out. Jeannine

So glad it has helped. We love the feedback.

I am so glad the videos are helping. Please show us your project when you get it finished. Jeannine

I am so happy to hear the video has helped. Enjoy your weaving. Jeannine

Excellent tutorial thanks!

Jeannine is an Ashford dealer and sells them in her store and on her etsy page. Let me know if you need any help.

The most popular size we sell in the store is the 24" rigid heddle loom. You can do so much more with this one since it can do the wider projects as well as smaller items. Let me know if there is anything else you may need. Jeannine

We sell these in the store. Cardboard strips can be used as well as heavy craft paper. We some times use paper bags cut to the width of the loom. Many possibilities. Jeannine

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I am glad this has helped you! Enjoy your weaving adventure. Jeannine

We sell these in the store. Cardboard strips can be used as well as heavy craft paper. We some times use paper bags cut to the width of the loom. Many possibilities. Jeannine

Tension can be an issue. I learned the hard way not to over tighten the warp when working the weft. It helps with the drape of the items. Jeannine

Same! So happy to find this! Thank you

Thank you so much! I love it to. Jeannine

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We are in Northfield Center, Oh If I can find someone through my fiber friends that teaches up your way I'll be happy to reach out with that info!

thank you so much and happy weaving.@@thebluefibertree

We're glad she likes the video and that it was helpful! 🥰

If you end your yarns on the edge of the work, you can use a darning needle to weave in the ends like you would in knitting or crochet. I will need to do a video showing how to add yarn so you don't have to weave in the ends.

If you end your yarns on the edge of the work, you can use a darning needle to weave in the ends like you would in knitting or crochet. I will need to do a video showing how to add yarn so you don't have to weave in the ends.

So sorry I missed you tooooo! I am in LOVE with my end point stoppers!! The breakers are soooooooooo alk&me!! 💙

I am not sure if you are asking about what to do with the strand of yarn when you jet across the row or how to work the other end of the project. The yarn end would just get woven into the piece, either up the side or in between the rows that were already woven. The other end would just be the same as this front of the piece. Work across the same way and weave in the end when finished. If this doesn't answer the question, please let me know.