Are there Bad Yarns for Weaving?
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Have you ever felt like you couldn't weave a project until you had exactly the right yarn? Or you were told that you absolutely MUST get your yarn from a specialty store versus anywhere else?
Have those influences ever made you feel like you had bad yarn for weaving? In today's episode, I'm going to share my 2 cents on the world of yarn and weaving. (Here's a hint: there's no BAD yarn - only bad applications.)
I would absolutely rather you weave with what you have, and what you can afford than wait until some day in the future when you can acquire the "perfect" yarn. Dress your loom, throw your shuttle, and let's weave, shall we?
Speaking of looms, do you need a little help learning the difference between a reed and a beater bar? Or the breast beam versus the cloth beam? I've got just the thing!
The "Parts of a Loom" FREE guide is ready for you! In it, you'll find not only a diagram of a 4-shaft floor loom, but also a short helpful description of each part and its importance. It's the perfect cheat sheet to keep nearby as you learn to weave!
Click here to grab your copy today! chris-acton.my...
Thank you 🙏🏼🤍
You're welcome!
... and if I'm not gonna use it in a weaving there's always knitting or crochet or nålebinding or sprang or embroidery or needle punching or ...
Absolutely! That's a wonderful point!
I miss Ben Franklins! My goto for warp is 100% acrylic white yarn, and the weft is whatever color or type of yarn I can get my hands on😀
You remember them? That's fabulous! Their stores were a crafting wonderland, right? Very fun!
@@ActonCreative oh yes! ☺ they were in my hometown on Whidbey Island in Washington! 💕
@@ComfortOdyssey That's awesome! I was around them in the Midwest - I didn't realize they had locations so far west!