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Your comparison of beaming methods is just the what I've been looking for. I'm taking a weaving workshop soon; the instructor uses a front-to-back method where I've only ever used a back-to-front. Your video gave me confidence that I can use the beaming method I know...b-to-f. Thanks ever so much...

Great vid!

what do you recommend for sizing and how do you apply it? I'm thinking to wind my singles off onto a niddy-noddy, wet set the twist, and then put the sizing on before hanging it to dry. Then onto a swift and wind into a ball, to pull from when winding my warp.

you have summoned me with heathers

Gerçekten güzel Bir aparat begendim böyle bir aparatı yspabilseydim çok işime yarardı saygılar 🇹🇷

Oehh can i have it pleasee

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Oh, I absolutely adore making paper!

All the detail you gave based on your experience with different types and brands of looms, and with weaving in general, is so helpful, especially for new weavers who wouldn't even know what to look for. I learned so much from watching this - thank you!

Watching you weave os so pleasant ❤

Ive never seen a machine like this. Is it difficult to use? I can never get even tension

So cool! This is such a forgotten art. Im glad people still do this.

So pretty!

I want to be able to do this so bad. So cool to see!

Смотрел, смотрел, думаю когда же она соткёт, чуть не уснул😅

Warping cross

I found this super interesting and informative. I’ve never heard of “knitters grid paper”for making patterns. But what I enjoy is a dot grid book, that way most of my patterns are all in the same place and I can look up one I want to do, plus if I’ve used the design I may write some notes in the opposing page. Thanks for this little insight, ClaudiaSJI

Thank you for the weaving note download. I can't wait to use it.

I'm curious how you placed your warping board on the wall to help keep it steady? Thank you.

This is a very helpful video, but I would caution you about khadi cloth. It started out as a genuinely hand spun, hand woven, movement by Gandhi. As the challenge to design a better spinning wheel or loom moved forward, we ended up with predominantly, mechanized, micro factories of machinery, where the only human input is that it is either handcranked or the shed is changed by a pair of feet with a fly shuttle to send the shuttle across. It is still “handmade” because it cannot be done by just pushing a button, but it is not handmade the way it used to be or the way you mean it. It’s like if a factory was run or powered by people peddling bicycles, that would not be handmade, but it is still human powered. Most of the khadi cloth currently available commercially is from these human powered micro factories. That’s not all bad, this allows small villages a chance to have income locally rather than moving to cities that are already vastly overpopulated. Also, being relatively small machinery, makes it closer to Affordable if a village pools resources. This is not a value judgment on the good or ill of the semi factory nature of its current production. It is just me quibbling over the definition of handmade.

Where did you get it from?

Is that a new Gersh device?

A gradient of purples greens Blue wool gives my heart a worm glow and my face a broad smile 😃 ❤

Lovely colours ❤

I've always heard people say when either using the printed gauge guide on the Fiber Sprite or when wrapping yarn around a tool (or ruler), to always hold / wrap the yarn in its "relaxed" state.

this is the exact video i was looking for! I've been waffling for a while about starting to weave (as an intermediate crocheter), and feel like there's so much I still don't know. TYSM!

Beautiful colors in this weaving. Thank you!

I have been knitting since I was 12 years old and I still have to look up Kitchener stitch every single time

I can't wait to get this good all I can make is a dishcloth right now 😂❤

si venden esa máquina me gustaria comprarla responder soy del Perú -Amazonas

Beautiful, amazing. I wish I could knit using dark colors. My eyes are very bad, I make so many mistakes if I use dark yarn. I know knit with light bright colors. I can see stitches and count rows and stitches. I can see and read a swatch. Thank you for sharing.

Very helpful. Thanks

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good points - my experience with knitting yarns is that they do not make the best warp for the reasons you outlined - tensioning the yarn is a hassle and what started out to be a baby blanket is now scarflet... though I love the feel and variety of high-end knitting yarns like Berroco, artisanal handspuns, cashmeres, etc.

Thank you so much for the explanation! But I wonder how to test a yarn at the craft store. I can't open the yarn from its package and stretch test it.

Watching wool get stretched out makes me happy. Weird but there is just something magical about it 💖 thank you for sharing

Very helpful, thank you.

Thank you for this very informative video! I will be finishing a sweater soon that involves seaming the sleeves in, perfect timing for this video!

That would give me so much anxiety

Oo, thanks for the tip! I was wondering how you would transition colors, but I just haven't gotten around to looking into it yet.

I love your jacket! Where did you find the pattern.

When did you remove the lease sticks?

Thank you for sharing how you organize your yarn.

Thank you for sharing this information.

Muy buena como obtener esa máquina o como hacerla

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Thank you! ❤

Thank you! 🧶

OMG you purl technique is mind-blowing. I hate purling too. I can't wait to try it, many thanks!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼