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Thank you for sharing

What a great studio space! Oh, you make me want to go further into this weaving journey like you wouldn't believe. Alas time and money both being what they are, limiting, my journey will be long and joyful...thank you for showing me what can be...small steps to big dreams :)

I love thos colorway! It's so gorgeous!

So beautiful ! The colors and texture...glorious!

My mother did not understood the temperature, because Rebecca is probably americain, and skips both the hundreds, and the farnheit, and the RUclips IA trying to generate the subs does not understand anything. => 430°F = 221°C.

Wow!! This will knit up stunningly

how I learned to love front to back warping of my loom!

If one or two threads become out of order, it doesn’t really matter in the long run, right? At what point would it begin to mess with tensioning/tangling?

Wow, you're super organized and detail/production-oriented

"Half of weaving is troubleshooting". Indeed, my friend. Great job in the resolution finding and love your determination!

How can I learn this beautiful art Could you share your learning journey with us ❤

Thank you for this! The beans I purchased are in 2 oz package so very easy to follow recipe. 💕

You'd change your taste in the three ingredient paste if you took out all the caviar though.

What is the container that contain the yarn after scouring please 😅 ?

That crazy music really helps me understand what you are saying

Love it! A metal cookie cutter works best, with the next bigger size cutter to press/trim the excess chocolate.

A lot of fungal issues with plants and tress can be treated with hydrogen peroxide. It doesn't hurt the plant and the fruit with still be safe to eat.

I am so curious about avl, and this was quite enlightening; I am drooling! Thanks for sharing.

at 12:43 you seem to be putting the yarn into a pot over heat, but do not mention it in the commentary. Does it need fixing in heat? if so, was it the tencel or the wool?

Wish i can feel the texture cause it looks yummy

Sooo pretttyyyyy

The pre-marked tapes are brilliant! ❤

Do you count heddles or just start in the middle of the draft?

This is helpful!

I have a 75lb special needs toddler. Would this work for the bigger kiddos too? I'm having trouble finding diapers in his size

I am new to weaving very fine yarn like silk. I usually weave kitchen cotton towels but I am experimenting with 2/40 banana thread lately. It’s so thin it keeps breaking off on my warping frame😢. It also tangles a lot. Can you do a video showing your process to warp silk that would help me a lot. Also, what’s the name of this wheel ? Many thanks in advance.

what are your thoughts on using 100% wool interlock from the same company? (Without the spandex)

Good morning I've ben re rewatching your vanilla videos love them. I have a beginners question. Once i/ you powder the ooold (2x used, sitting in the bottom of mother jar old) can/should I put the powder back in to extract or mother jar to dissolve? Wil it dissolve? Ty

Allow me to make some respectful suggestions regarding the procedure: 1. Start with water and xanthan gum: You should begin with water and xanthan gum instead of alcohol. There are two reasons for this: xanthan gum requires heat to activate, and we don’t want to evaporate the alcohol, which is important for its preservative effect in water-based solutions. 2.Preparation of the sugar syrup:Once the water and xanthan gum are activated, add the sugars and citric acid (or lemon) to form a sugar syrup. Glucose or corn syrup will help slow down the crystallization of sucrose, which is beneficial for the texture of the syrup. 3. Vanilla infusion: Finally, infuse the vanilla pods into the sugar syrup by boiling at least three times. When the temperature of the syrup reaches a maximum of 50°C, add the alcohol. I really don’t understand the reason for not making a simple vanilla extract (alcohol + vanilla). It doesn’t make much sense to mix it with water and sugars. If the purpose were to create a syrup with sugars, I would omit the alcohol Everyone has their own approach. Best regards.

Have you watched the #navajo teachings in weaving.. so much work. Thank you for bringing me into your studio.❤

I had never bought a vanilla bean in my 64 years until August, 2024. My first order was 2 ounces. 2nd order was four ounces. 3rd order was 8 ounces. 4th order was 16 ounces. 5th order was back down to 8 ounces. Yeah, I got it. Got it bad.

I think I have meet you at Peterborough Guild Trying to find out how to hook up brake The you tube stopped as you were taking warp of the shafts I now belong to Guelph Guild

So what happens after that?

Thanks, i learned something new.

I'm curious as to what you are doing and why?

I’m new to making extract and paste. My greatest fear in using a flavored rum or vodka is that those flavors are often VERY artificial-tasting, or even totally artificial in the first place. I’d hate to waste from 6 months to a year or longer waiting on the extract and then discovering that the flavored liquor gave it some weird aftertaste. Perhaps I’m overthinking it. Meanwhile, I’ve been using Rain vodka, which is distilled 7 times, and Bacardi white rum. I’m looking forward to making some vanilla paste using your recipe.

Thank you for sharing! ❤️

Very helpful. Thank you for sharing!

Wow!!!

New to the rip method how do you make sure your rip is accurate with the measurements? Mine definitely are not thank you for all your videos!

For this recipe what grade of vanilla beans do you use?

Just made my first batch of paste this morning. Made mine with grade a vanilla beans, vanilla smirnoff vodka xtract, sugar, light corn syrup & water

Thank you for not straining the paste! Just xtra goodness

Hello! Thank you for the informative video… I am about to buy a louet delta with sectional beam . I’m trying to decide the most efficient way to feed the beam , like will I buy an AVL warping wheel and use less amounts of cones … or get a big bobbin rack and tension box and go from that to the sectional beam. Will I go 1” or 2” spaces on the sectional beam…. I don’t see myself using more than about 16 ends per inch . I like heavier fabric and I really like efficiency and time saving ways of working. If you have an opinion I’d love to hear it! Thank you so much! 😊 Mary

Great video! I was about to buy a load of acid dyes. Could you use citruc acid instead of the vinegar on wool? Also i think you mentioned silk? How would you do it on silk?

Thank You❣

What is your basic yarn? Is it 8/2 cotton, or did you say it and i missed it? Thanks for the tour!

Thank you for the helpful Info. I’m following your channel now. Hoping to find instructions to set up as scoby hotel. So much to learn.

Vibrancy is great here.. congrats on the productivity... Is this tencel?

Wow! Beautiful colors