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Just found this - so very helpful! Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Brilliant!

Needs to talk about what the warp is. Yardage how to do it. Not sure good video.. who what when where how and why need to be decussed.

I'm so excited for this!! I've signed up to be notified when the kits are available! 🎉❤🎉❤🎉

OMG! Is this going to be included in the online guild 's class??

I love your tutorials! Going to try hemstitching this afternoon! ❤

I want do the same on a scarve is the same method? I don't want fringes

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Those scarves are sooooooo beautiful!! I don't weave but I'd sure love one!! Go Jane go!

Beautiful ❤. What loom do you recommend?

Thank you for showing me what that sequined yarn is for... I had been eyeing it for using in embroidery.

Can’t wait to receive my order and start playing along with this fabulous episode!

Am so delighted and can't wait to begin this!! 💞

Yay! So excited to start this lesson!❤

Wow! Absolutely beautiful!

Great stuff 😁

have you moved on to the clips yet? I LOVE the clips! so excited to get to this point!

Hallo jane,have sou an example for a rigid Heddle Loom with two heddles? Love your work

WOW! As a beginner weaver this was soooo helpful and saved me rereading a chapter of my book 4 more times! Thanks!

Do you show your students in Season One how to throw the shuttle without having to set the edges? That is the fastest weaving I've ever seen.

Hi I am new to weaving and have just found this video. It is so interesting. Thank you

I would love to know how this system can be read when using a rigid heddle loom with 2 heddles, a pick up stick and a heddle rod, instead of a shaft loom as one cannot treadle in a rigid heddle loom.

What’s the locking pin for? Thinking about buying a David

What is a "blocking pin" .... the sound got muffled.

Jane, you justify the internet’s existence with every video.

really looking forward to this!

Oh my! only 7 days to wait...

It just gets better and better!　Just as Jane said, Super super cool!

Can’t wait to get started!

Gorgeous pieces

Well, I tried changing stitch length but that didn't help. Guess I'm going to have to stick with hand hemming.

I can't for the life of me get my stripes to line up when using a machine. I have a walking foot, which many people recommend, I pin before sewing, I've tried different tensions, I've tried pulling a bit behind the foot. I'm about to try a longer stitch length as you suggest.

I am so great fil for these videos Jane. Thank u so much.

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FIrst of all, I am kinetically challenged - which can be a problem for anyone doing 3D media like weaving!. I have had people show me how to start a chain a number of times, but watching you, trying it myself a few times, and I finally got it to stick. And thanks to you for providing some good perspective on the process - underscoring that there is no one single way to do things. Thanks so much.

How could I get your machine

Omg ! Is totally a game changer! My floating selvedge was always go in the weaving and need to pull out! Thx for the tips !

So looking forward to this lesson!

Simply amazing...I can't wait !!

Jane you are the most AMAZING teacher ! My favorite ! Look forward to this lesson!

so for clarification…. on the 15 dent reed…. the slay at the 1:01 bottom says 5. does that mean 5 threads per heedle? i hope i asked that in a way that makes sense. thank you so much for your help!!!

Looking forward to working through this lesson!

So if we need an inch of plain weave before the twill, do we change the tie up? Then change back to twill?

Great video! I'm so pleased that someone is more mathematically challenged than I am! ;) I mainly do it to prevent errors in striped warps, but I print out a color-coded strip that I tape to the castle to remind me of the yarn color and the widths of stripes. Alternatively, I use white artist's tape (it's not too sticky) to mark the width in the reed. Anything to avoid mismeasurement! I like the LeClerc's castle-mounted raddle. I made a raddle with nails-in-a-board for my recently purchased (but ancient) counterbalance loom. I clamp it to the back beam, but I'm going to try the castle, LeClerc style. I'm also going to try the books-on-the-warp-on-the-floor! That's brilliant!

what happens when you want to weave an upgoing pattern on a downgoing loom?

This totally makes sense with my sewing background as I start to learn the loom. Thank you!

Exciting!

Looks to be a fabulous episode !!

I love hand hemming, it’s peaceful and meditative for me and I can easily hide all stitches. I enjoyed the instructive video but also am envious of the roosters occasional crowing in the background! Such a wonderful environment you have.