Just found you and your weaving tutorials. Awesome instructions. Use to weave a bit in the 70's and am itching to get back to it. Thanks for the inspiration and motivation
Translation: Explanations, simple and clear, easy to understand, for every step, a lot of gratitude, I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷, I liked it... Olá no Brasil! Que bom que você gostou do vídeo e conseguiu entender as instruções. Hello in Brazil! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and you were able to understand the instructions.
Translation: Thanks for making the instructions so simple, but clear Me alegro de que hayas encontrado el tutorial fácil de seguir. Glad you found the tutorial easy to follow.
I am so excited to we this process. I am saving a file of your weaving series after I watch them, for when I have time for a new major project. Textiles, texture, touchy feely art is wondrous stuff. My older sister made a hanging loom in our closet doorway going into the attic. I loved seeing the process, even though she did not like being watched.
Monica you always post the nicest comments! I am excited that you are excited. The funny thing is, is that even I don’t know what I’m going to do on the last parts until I actually get in there and see what comes to me. So the last part will be exciting for me too! I will also have all the weaving videos in my “Weaving Instructions playlist”. Thanks again Monica for your great support!
I'm doing a once through on this series and the more I watch the more excited I get to start. My colors are going to be white, tan, grey and pale teal. I'll use the wools you've shown so I get the excellent textures.
just wanted to say that your videos are great. I like the way you teach. also wanted to let you know that we have the same flannel and it looks great on you by the way
I'm watching every video part by part, thank God I can stop and start it till I get it right, otherwise I keep saying - ""wait a minute - what??" 😲😳🤔😆🤗💖🌹🕊️
Just to be clear, I warped my loom using all the nails as you showed in your video. I just wanted to know if I could go over and under one instead of two at a time with it warped this way... By the way, I love your tutorials!
Hi Virginia. I purposely did two rows of nails so you could do fine weaving as well as heavier weaving. If you have a fine yarn or wool then definitely weave under and over just one warp thread. If you want to use bulkier yarn than you have the option to weave under and over 2 warp threads.
Thanks for watching the weaving videos! Glad you are enjoying them. Not sure which stick. The wood dowel that is threaded between the warp threads to form a shed, that is a shed stick and the stick that is used as a bobbin to thread the yarn through the warp threads is a shuttle.
I made one out of cArdboard. However I don’t understand how to make it work when it’s time to weave the other direction. Can you help. I’m using a 29” tapestry loom by DQ
I have a whole weaving series to take you step by step. If you watch the next video it will explain how you weave back and forth for the tabby weave. Here’s the link: ruclips.net/video/96S8OdszNEY/видео.html
The loom I made was designed so you can use just use the outer nails which would be 1/2 inch apart or you can use both rows of nails which would make them 1/4 in apart.
Here’s the link to my how to make a frame loom video. ruclips.net/video/hhzgJeSki5A/видео.html I also have all the weaving videos in my playlist on my Crafty Patti channel. Enjoy Patti
I’m so confused! Lol! I have pics to show you why. How do I send an email to show you? Your instructions are so easy to follow but my shed stick doesn’t look right after I put in the cardboard piece.
I’m now wondering, was I suppose to start the warp threads on the bottom left inside nail and finish on the bottom right hand side on the outside nail. Mine has me starting on the bottom inside nail and finishing on the top outside nail.
Hi Linda. It doesn’t matter which peg or nail you start on as long as you have and even amount of warp threads so you can go over 2 and under 2. Or if you have chosen to use less warp threads then over 1 and under 1.
As long as you can change your sheds back and forth then you will be good to go. Don’t worry about the cardboard too much. The cardboard is to just use so your first row of weaving is nice and straight. If your shed stick at the top of your weaving has gone over 2 and under 2 then your halfway there. When you weave back the other way you will have to manually go under 2 and over 2 to form your 2nd shed. Hope that helps you. If you still want to send photos my email is craftypatti60@gmail.com
thanks for that patience and calm. Thank you for the background silence that allows you to be much more attentive
Glad you enjoyed the style of this video.
Thank you so much for such an in-depth tutorial! I've been obsessed with every type of fiber art lately. I think this is a great craft to try.
Just found you and your weaving tutorials. Awesome instructions. Use to weave a bit in the 70's and am itching to get back to it. Thanks for the inspiration and motivation
Glad I inspired you to get back into weaving. Enjoy!
Very clear instructions and nice pace. Will definitely be watching more of your videos. Thank you.
That’s great! Thanks for watching!
I'm a beginner weaver and your video has helped a lot. Thank You
So pleased to hear that my video was helpful for you. Thanks for watching!
Hi Patti. Great weaving demonstration with clear instructions throughout. Thank you for sharing. Allison
Your very welcome!
Explicações , simples e claras, fácil compreensão, para todas as etapas, muita gratidão, eu sou do Brasil 🇧🇷, liked...
Translation:
Explanations, simple and clear, easy to understand, for every step, a lot of gratitude, I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷, I liked it...
Olá no Brasil! Que bom que você gostou do vídeo e conseguiu entender as instruções.
Hello in Brazil! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and you were able to understand the instructions.
Gracias por hacer tan sencilla ,pero , clara las instrucciones
Translation:
Thanks for making the instructions so simple, but clear
Me alegro de que hayas encontrado el tutorial fácil de seguir.
Glad you found the tutorial easy to follow.
You remind me of my late granny who was always busy doing weaving, braiding, sewing...
Thank you so much for the tutorial !
Ahhh. Good memories for you!
I am so excited to we this process. I am saving a file of your weaving series after I watch them, for when I have time for a new major project. Textiles, texture, touchy feely art is wondrous stuff. My older sister made a hanging loom in our closet doorway going into the attic. I loved seeing the process, even though she did not like being watched.
Monica you always post the nicest comments! I am excited that you are excited. The funny thing is, is that even I don’t know what I’m going to do on the last parts until I actually get in there and see what comes to me. So the last part will be exciting for me too! I will also have all the weaving videos in my “Weaving Instructions playlist”. Thanks again Monica for your great support!
Thank you your videos are the best and useful!
Thanks so much! And thanks for watching.
I'm doing a once through on this series and the more I watch the more excited I get to start. My colors are going to be white, tan, grey and pale teal. I'll use the wools you've shown so I get the excellent textures.
Love the colours you chose! I’m excited for you!
Can't wait for the rest of the weaving videos!
I am going to try and post the next weaving instructions every couple of days! Coming soon! And thanks so much for watching!
just wanted to say that your videos are great. I like the way you teach. also wanted to let you know that we have the same flannel and it looks great on you by the way
Thanks for your lovely reply. Appreciate it. Haha on the flannel shirt. I’m pretty laid back on my clothing. Jeans girl all the way.
I'm watching every video part by part, thank God I can stop and start it till I get it right, otherwise I keep saying - ""wait a minute - what??" 😲😳🤔😆🤗💖🌹🕊️
Enjoy the series and thanks for watching. Good old pause button!
Just to be clear, I warped my loom using all the nails as you showed in your video. I just wanted to know if I could go over and under one instead of two at a time with it warped this way... By the way, I love your tutorials!
Hi Virginia. I purposely did two rows of nails so you could do fine weaving as well as heavier weaving. If you have a fine yarn or wool then definitely weave under and over just one warp thread. If you want to use bulkier yarn than you have the option to weave under and over 2 warp threads.
I am binge watching your videos.. i can not wait to start tom... thank you so much for sharing 🥰 also, what do you call that stick?? Shift
Thanks for watching the weaving videos! Glad you are enjoying them.
Not sure which stick. The wood dowel that is threaded between the warp threads to form a shed, that is a shed stick and the stick that is used as a bobbin to thread the yarn through the warp threads is a shuttle.
Is it okay to go under and over one strand instead of two at a time for this weaving if I intend not to use thicker yarn?
Yea, you sure can. I also commented on your other question.
I made one out of cArdboard. However I don’t understand how to make it work when it’s time to weave the other direction. Can you help. I’m using a 29” tapestry loom by DQ
I have a whole weaving series to take you step by step. If you watch the next video it will explain how you weave back and forth for the tabby weave. Here’s the link:
ruclips.net/video/96S8OdszNEY/видео.html
Actually I have watched how you make the loom. Thanks👍
Great! Thanks for watching!
Came for the Afro pick 🤣✊🏾
Best tool ever!
What is the distance between each nail
The loom I made was designed so you can use just use the outer nails which would be 1/2 inch apart or you can use both rows of nails which would make them 1/4 in apart.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts where do i find the video to watch you make the loom frame?? love your videos:)
Here’s the link to my how to make a frame loom video.
ruclips.net/video/hhzgJeSki5A/видео.html
I also have all the weaving videos in my playlist on my Crafty Patti channel.
Enjoy
Patti
And here’s the link to my weaving playlistruclips.net/p/PLp6o7Vy1aS_Wwcx5PPJgmzcYYudPfIcAu
That yarn was all wool? I cannot find different textures of wool near me. The choices are sparse
It was a combination of yarn and wool. Not sure where you live but try wool stores, craft stores, dollar store or Walmart.
Crafty Patti oh okay! So you used some acrylic? That makes things easier. I will take a look
Yes, There are lots of bully acrylic yarns that look like wool.
Crafty Patti Thank you!
plaise the traduction im in morocco
Sorry, I can only do English.
I’m so confused! Lol! I have pics to show you why. How do I send an email to show you? Your instructions are so easy to follow but my shed stick doesn’t look right after I put in the cardboard piece.
I’m now wondering, was I suppose to start the warp threads on the bottom left inside nail and finish on the bottom right hand side on the outside nail. Mine has me starting on the bottom inside nail and finishing on the top outside nail.
I just sent another public comment. I’m don’t think it’s attached to my first comment. Sorry about my confusion. 😬
Hi Linda. It doesn’t matter which peg or nail you start on as long as you have and even amount of warp threads so you can go over 2 and under 2. Or if you have chosen to use less warp threads then over 1 and under 1.
As long as you can change your sheds back and forth then you will be good to go. Don’t worry about the cardboard too much. The cardboard is to just use so your first row of weaving is nice and straight. If your shed stick at the top of your weaving has gone over 2 and under 2 then your halfway there. When you weave back the other way you will have to manually go under 2 and over 2 to form your 2nd shed. Hope that helps you.
If you still want to send photos my email is craftypatti60@gmail.com