It’s been fun following along with you. I started watching several years ago, I think the first one I saw was about a handwoven jacket, when you used to go outside and lay your large pieces of cloth out on the grass to show the whole piece. Then you would lay the cloth on the floor while your cat jumped around on top of it and show how you decided to cut and sew it. It’s been fun watching your FIT experiences and congratulations on your 16 shaft Ashford! Happy weaving!
I haven't been here since beginning, but I have binge watched all of your videos from the first one to this one. You have such a positive energy and excitement about what you do. I love your creativity and your attitude. It really shows through the videos how much you enjoy what you do. Looking forward to your adventures in this final semester.
Just like the commenter below, when I found your channel I went back and watched all of your videos and now I look forward to each new one. I'm having a great time following you. I was mesmerized by watching the water color experiment. So beautiful. Good for you to go ahead and buy yourself the loom you needed. It just shows how what can seem like a negative can result in something quite positive. That does seem to be your way of responding.
I've been here since your video: "Making a Christmas Sweater from Scratch ❄ Weaving Plaid Fabric!" (It doesn't feel like it's been over three years... wow) And I've loved every moment of it. I love your energy, your positivity and your attitude that weaving doesn't have to be perfect, as long as you're enjoying doing it. I love watching you play with colors, exploring without fear. It's all how I myself see and work with my fiber crafts. (I also, spin, knit, weave, dye... all the things. You know how it is. You can't just do one of them...) I'm looking forward to following you for many years more.
Your homemade dye-sample binder is amazing! Such a good idea. (You look fantastic in tie-dye, too.) A guy who'll build a loom with you for hours is a keeper. Please show us how it goes when you get started weaving. I use a Kromski Harp rigid-heddle loom from Poland and I'm always interested to see what works well for other artists.
I’ve been watching you since before your move to NY. I found you due to my interest in Saori weaving and have been watching & enjoying your fiber journey and growth over the years. You are so talented and inspiring to watch - I really look forward to your next video. Also like Frankie and enjoy seeing you and Ryan. I live in Maryland and do weaving, knitting, spinning, sewing, quilting, crocheting and jewelry - a jack of all trades and master of none! Retired 3 years ago so now have more time to “create”. Keep creating and thank you for taking time to share your journey and life snippets with us. 😊
Been here since you started at FIT. You inspired me to study textile design❤❤Amazing how the time flies!!! Thank you for always making me smile with your vids!!
Hi Andrea I m truly enjoying your journey. Your videos are informative as well as entertaining. It's been over a year now since I discovered you. I've learned a lot. Thank you immensely. Your fiber big Sister.
Good morning ! I found your channel about 4 years ago.You were making a jacket with self striping yarn. You cut the fabric , you are so brave !! Love your channel !!!
Since the beginning!!! 🙋🖐️ And it has been such an inspiration! Thank you, and looking forward to many more wonderful videos in the future! Don't stop!!!
I haven’t been here since the beginning, but I have binge watched all previous videos. I found your channel half way through your Scottish term. I loved the colours of the dye on the yarns. Looking forward to seeing what happens next.
I watched your channel before you went to FIT school. Presently, I am doing a 30 day weaving challenge on my 4 harness loom because of your video that I must have watched a dozen times. Like you, I purchased a prewound saori warp and using a pole, I figured out how to wind it on my 4 harness. All 32.8 yards of it.. Your energy is infectious THANKS Constance, Orlando Fl.😊
Whaaat no way!!I I hope you enjoyed the challenge! I have been dreaming of doing a 4-harness version of the challenge myself. How did it go? 😃💕Thank you so so much for your kindness, it means so much to me!
I began following you 6months ago and I loved watching your videos! It’s so interesting to see all the various techniques etc that you do with fibers 😊 TFS
I think I began watching your videos your first semester at Fit, but I have watched all since the beginning. I think I came to your channel looking for weaving video tutorials. I have missed your videos these months. 😍
I’ve been watching your vids since the beginning and I’m so excited for you on your creative journey! I’m a fiber artist and “regular “ artist and I loved your idea of the roving swatch library! I do it with paints but for some reason it never occurred to me I could make wool swatches. Thank you for letting me tag along!
I've been watching since the beginning, and it's been such an awesome trip so far! You never fail to make me smile, never fail to inspire me to get on the loom (and never fail to make me just a tad envious at your adventure!). As I realize we're coming to this video on the other end of your last semester, I hope it goes (went?) as well as you hope(d), and that you find yourself at the beginning of yet another positive experience. I'm looking forward to seeing where you go next, and so glad you're taking us along. :)
I have been here since some of your weaving tutorials. Even though I am more of a "traditional" weaver and less Saori, I found your videos extremely inspiring! Cannot wait to see how your last semester at FIT went.
What fun purchases! I've been watching your videos since the beginning but it's your FIT series that I connected to most (as a fellow alumni)! Can't wait to see what you do next, Andrea. 🙂
Thank you so much for taking me on your year in Scotland Fibre working. Your work is SO BEAUTIFUL. I especially love your swatch making, climbing on the weaving frames and Out and About. Thank you xx
I have been watching since you started posting - I think you are very accomplished and I love your curiosity, creativity and enthusiasm, but mostly I appreciate the joy you derive from your projects. All the best with the final term and the internship.
I found you when looking for Rhinebeck videos the fall of 2021. Of course I binged your back catalog and have followed along ever since. You've grown so much as an artist! I'm so happy for you and Ryan. Kick butt and take names with your thesis project. Love your color palette
I saw the Ashford logo and began drooling. You can never have too many tools! I’m teaching myself to knit at 66 and every time I get new needles or supplies in the mail, I squeal inwardly. I’m off my weaving right now, but fall is close and then I can get back to it. Glad to see your videos about F. I. T., loved the Scotland vlogs as well. Congrats on the new loom. Yes, I know you’ve had it a bit but no one but you and Ryan knew when you got it.
I have been very interested in your fabrics and love most of what you have done your new dyes and weaving loom are going to be fantastic for you ou have learnt so much and taught us along the way it is a fantastic journey one I wish I would have been able to take o such luck keep enjoying and taking us along for the ride.
Been here since the beginning! Found you when I was doing a search for Saori and have followed you since. Looking forward to your thesis work! You go girl!❤
I found your channel from your 30 day weaving challenge video posted in a Facebook group, been watching consistently since then including the backlog. Excited to see the rest of your FIT journey
Been here since the beginning. We love to travel on your adventures. You keep us inspired. Your joyful. Fibers are such fun. I’m 78, have been inventing everything with wool for over 50 years. Loved this segment on dye samples. Waiting for your next venture…🐑🌸💥
New viewer here! The algorithm gave me your Convergence video and then I've been watching everything from the beginning over the last week! I'm about to start school for a second degree (computer science, so VERY different) and your videos have helped get me excited about going back to school as an adult!
i started watching way back when you were just making weaving videos. it took me a while to start watching your vlogs. i do enjoy the vlogs a lot but i do hope you start making project vids again at some point. i'm jealous of your table loom! i wish i could afford one. i can do 4 shaft weaving on my rigid heddle loom, but wish i had the flexibility of a not rigid heddle loom wrt sett and weaving structures.
I have been following you since your weaving videos. Although there have been a few times that RUclips has unsubscribed me without my knowledge. I also like to collect a bunch of your videos to binge as a pick-me-up!
Hi Andrea. Loved this video. I found you just before you went to Heriot Watt. Can’t wait to see your new adventures. Building that table loom looked complicated! All the best for the new term. 🌷
I think I've been watching for about a year, maybe longer. It's because of you that I'm weaving on big looms! I was doing tablet weaving on a Inkle loom but hadn't tried a full-fledged loom. I watched you and then I took a Saori class, and then I took a rigid heddle class, and then I borrowed a floor loom, and then I bought a floor loom. I've taken a few more classes and am working my way through Jane Staffords classes. I love your design work the best, the colors and shapes. Can't wait to see how your final project develops!
You are just fantastic! Lovely to see you dive and tap in to your creativity and try things out. Love watching your videos. Cheering on you from Sweden!! Hope that your thesis will be a fun ride for you and a good start in portfolio for future projects! Most importat is to have fun which I see you have!
hi andrea! i just recently found your channel a few months ago and actually just finished binging all of your videos over the weekend :0 i've been using your videos as a motivator to help me stash bust all my yarn before I move to the UK in a few weeks!!! i don't know if i'll actually be able to use everything up, but i love watching your videos and seeing your creative process along the way
I'm very excited for you! Working on your Thesis will be so fulfilling, plus you get to stay home. And a 16 shaft table loom, what fun that will be. Adventures ahead! 😊👍👍👍
That table loom is magnificent! Although my tiny apartment weeps at the mere idea. I have a rigid heddle loom and I am *not* looking to upgrade. (Yet.)
Keen to see what you do on your 16 shaft loom as I have the same one and have just started exploring possibilities. Usually work in wool, cotton/ linen and branching out into silk. I do my own fibre dying do it is fun to seen what and how other do it to. Jo fm NZ
I've been here for the last several years and love your style and content. Are you able to tell us what you're doing on your internship? Are you and Ryan planning to stay in nyc after your graduation? How do you hope to use what you've learned going forward? Beautiful table loom and what a fun shipment from Dharmz
Thank you!! My internship was mostly cutting and organizing fabric samples, and I'm honestly still in the process of figuring out my post-grad plans 🤣❤ I will be sure to update as I go!!
I follow you on /off since you had long hair and the trip to Japan. Calgary, Alberta, Canada Love your energy and style. I am making a top/jacket like the red and white jacket that you model on the beach. My is white black and red. All the best on the last semester.
Hi Andrea! I work with Dharma acid dyes for yarn dyeing and I recently read on some reddit page that it is suggested not to let your dyes sit very long in their bottles if you want the colors to stay truest and have the highest chance of striking your wool/silk at the same time. I personally just dye for my own purposes, so achieving exact color matches isn’t too important to me, but I thought I should let you know since you are working with precise colors here! Sincerely, Lydia
My apologies Andrea, I just looked through your channel for the first time (love it!) and realized you are far more of an expert in acid dyeing than I! Have fun with your project; newly subscribed. Sincerely, Lydia
I appreciate this information! I am definitely not a dye professional and am just learning/figuring things out as I go. Thankfully this stock solution system worked out pretty well for me for the semester. Each bottle only lasted me about a month or so and I had to remake most of my colors at the halfway point, so they were never really sitting around for too too long! But it's good to know that long-term storage isnt super dependable. Thank you!! Happy dyeing 🥰
When did you start the semester? Its august and you are cold! Does not comput!! I hope wherever you go after, you continue to video. I find so much joy in your work!
This was from my spring semester (Jan-May 2024)! I didn't have time to edit vlogs during the semester because school was so crazy 😅 Sorry for the confusion!
Watching since well before FIT and really enjoy it I am a spinner knitter crochet dyer inkle weaver would love a saori loom but not yet, I also am a patcher/quilter embroider nd dress maker all round a fibre nut so do understand you only years older.71
Haha I could see how Devil wears Prada is not the best movie for someone called Andrea about to start an internship. I recently watched it again at a crafty cinema night.
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It’s been fun following along with you. I started watching several years ago, I think the first one I saw was about a handwoven jacket, when you used to go outside and lay your large pieces of cloth out on the grass to show the whole piece. Then you would lay the cloth on the floor while your cat jumped around on top of it and show how you decided to cut and sew it. It’s been fun watching your FIT experiences and congratulations on your 16 shaft Ashford! Happy weaving!
You got a 16-shaft loom!! Ashford is a great company and you're going to love that loom.
I haven't been here since beginning, but I have binge watched all of your videos from the first one to this one. You have such a positive energy and excitement about what you do. I love your creativity and your attitude. It really shows through the videos how much you enjoy what you do. Looking forward to your adventures in this final semester.
You are so kind, thank you so much 🥹❤ That means the world to me!!
Just like the commenter below, when I found your channel I went back and watched all of your videos and now I look forward to each new one. I'm having a great time following you. I was mesmerized by watching the water color experiment. So beautiful. Good for you to go ahead and buy yourself the loom you needed. It just shows how what can seem like a negative can result in something quite positive. That does seem to be your way of responding.
I've been here since your video: "Making a Christmas Sweater from Scratch ❄ Weaving Plaid Fabric!" (It doesn't feel like it's been over three years... wow) And I've loved every moment of it. I love your energy, your positivity and your attitude that weaving doesn't have to be perfect, as long as you're enjoying doing it. I love watching you play with colors, exploring without fear. It's all how I myself see and work with my fiber crafts. (I also, spin, knit, weave, dye... all the things. You know how it is. You can't just do one of them...) I'm looking forward to following you for many years more.
Your homemade dye-sample binder is amazing! Such a good idea. (You look fantastic in tie-dye, too.) A guy who'll build a loom with you for hours is a keeper. Please show us how it goes when you get started weaving. I use a Kromski Harp rigid-heddle loom from Poland and I'm always interested to see what works well for other artists.
I’ve been watching you since before your move to NY. I found you due to my interest in Saori weaving and have been watching & enjoying your fiber journey and growth over the years. You are so talented and inspiring to watch - I really look forward to your next video. Also like Frankie and enjoy seeing you and Ryan. I live in Maryland and do weaving, knitting, spinning, sewing, quilting, crocheting and jewelry - a jack of all trades and master of none! Retired 3 years ago so now have more time to “create”. Keep creating and thank you for taking time to share your journey and life snippets with us. 😊
Thank you so much for your kindness and support, it means SO much to me!! 🥹❤❤❤
Been here since you started at FIT. You inspired me to study textile design❤❤Amazing how the time flies!!! Thank you for always making me smile with your vids!!
What amazing vibrant colors from those dyes! And how exciting to have a sixteen harness loom!!!!!
I've been watching from the start. Your videos are a little burst of joy and inspiration everytime. Thank you. X 😊😊😊
Loved watching you paint on fabric and experimenting with your fabric paints. Best of luck with your thesis project. 👍♥️🤞🤞🤞
Deliberately Creative is a video creature for a long time.
I think Ive been watching since around the time you started at FIT. I love your enthusiasm!
I’ve been here from the beginning.
Wow…what a table loom!
Before FIT! We love your weaving videos!
Hi Andrea I m truly enjoying your journey. Your videos are informative as well as entertaining. It's been over a year now since I discovered you. I've learned a lot. Thank you immensely. Your fiber big Sister.
Good morning ! I found your channel about 4 years ago.You were making a jacket with self striping yarn. You cut the fabric , you are so brave !! Love your channel !!!
Since the beginning!!! 🙋🖐️
And it has been such an inspiration!
Thank you, and looking forward to many more wonderful videos in the future! Don't stop!!!
Watching you since Scotland and have been so jealous. I wish you the best, just love watching you.
I haven’t been here since the beginning, but I have binge watched all previous videos. I found your channel half way through your Scottish term. I loved the colours of the dye on the yarns. Looking forward to seeing what happens next.
Here from the start!
Looks like you're off to a great start. What a great investment that loom is. That makes great sense.
I’ve been watching since your pumpkin video! I first saw it shared on Facebook!
It’s been so fun to watch the journey!
I watched your channel before you went to FIT school. Presently, I am doing a 30 day weaving challenge on my 4 harness loom because of your video that I must have watched a dozen times. Like you, I purchased a prewound saori warp and using a pole, I figured out how to wind it on my 4 harness. All 32.8 yards of it.. Your energy is infectious THANKS Constance, Orlando Fl.😊
Whaaat no way!!I I hope you enjoyed the challenge! I have been dreaming of doing a 4-harness version of the challenge myself. How did it go? 😃💕Thank you so so much for your kindness, it means so much to me!
I’ve been here before you started!
I’ve been here since the middle! LuV your inspiration❣️
Thanks for all you do and for bringing us along on your journey! 😘🤗💛✨
I have been here since the beginning!!
From the beginning!
I began following you 6months ago and I loved watching your videos! It’s so interesting to see all the various techniques etc that you do with fibers 😊 TFS
I think I began watching your videos your first semester at Fit, but I have watched all since the beginning. I think I came to your channel looking for weaving video tutorials. I have missed your videos these months. 😍
I have been following your career since the beginning :) and I am very happy with your work, it inspires me a lot.
I’ve been watching your vids since the beginning and I’m so excited for you on your creative journey! I’m a fiber artist and “regular “ artist and I loved your idea of the roving swatch library! I do it with paints but for some reason it never occurred to me I could make wool swatches. Thank you for letting me tag along!
I've been watching since the beginning, and it's been such an awesome trip so far! You never fail to make me smile, never fail to inspire me to get on the loom (and never fail to make me just a tad envious at your adventure!). As I realize we're coming to this video on the other end of your last semester, I hope it goes (went?) as well as you hope(d), and that you find yourself at the beginning of yet another positive experience. I'm looking forward to seeing where you go next, and so glad you're taking us along. :)
I have been here since some of your weaving tutorials. Even though I am more of a "traditional" weaver and less Saori, I found your videos extremely inspiring! Cannot wait to see how your last semester at FIT went.
What fun purchases! I've been watching your videos since the beginning but it's your FIT series that I connected to most (as a fellow alumni)! Can't wait to see what you do next, Andrea. 🙂
I bought a woven shawl at a craft show this summer. A weaver out there benefitted from how much i've enjoyed your videos!
That means the WORLD to me!! 🥰🥰🥰
I haven’t been a follower since your first video but I’m a subscriber for awhile now. Have fun with that loom!
Thank you so much for taking me on your year in Scotland Fibre working. Your work is SO BEAUTIFUL. I especially love your swatch making, climbing on the weaving frames and Out and About. Thank you xx
I have been watching since you started posting - I think you are very accomplished and I love your curiosity, creativity and enthusiasm, but mostly I appreciate the joy you derive from your projects. All the best with the final term and the internship.
I’ve been here since your Saori experience. I enjoy so many aspects of your channel. I think you will be successful in the future.
Congrats on your new loom! Definitely an investment but glad it worked out well for your project
I found you when looking for Rhinebeck videos the fall of 2021. Of course I binged your back catalog and have followed along ever since. You've grown so much as an artist! I'm so happy for you and Ryan. Kick butt and take names with your thesis project. Love your color palette
Since the beginning! And I'm going to keep watching, I enjoy your content so much
So looking forward to more videos! 16 harnesses😮
I saw the Ashford logo and began drooling. You can never have too many tools! I’m teaching myself to knit at 66 and every time I get new needles or supplies in the mail, I squeal inwardly. I’m off my weaving right now, but fall is close and then I can get back to it.
Glad to see your videos about F. I. T., loved the Scotland vlogs as well.
Congrats on the new loom. Yes, I know you’ve had it a bit but no one but you and Ryan knew when you got it.
Congrats on the loom purchase. I live in New Zealand & its always a surprise to see something so familiar out in the wide world. Enjoy!
I have been very interested in your fabrics and love most of what you have done your new dyes and weaving loom are going to be fantastic for you ou have learnt so much and taught us along the way it is a fantastic journey one I wish I would have been able to take o such luck keep enjoying and taking us along for the ride.
Love the new loom!
Been here since the beginning! Found you when I was doing a search for Saori and have followed you since. Looking forward to your thesis work! You go girl!❤
I found your channel from your 30 day weaving challenge video posted in a Facebook group, been watching consistently since then including the backlog. Excited to see the rest of your FIT journey
Been here since the beginning. We love to travel on your adventures. You keep us inspired. Your joyful. Fibers are such fun. I’m 78, have been inventing everything with wool for over 50 years. Loved this segment on dye samples. Waiting for your next venture…🐑🌸💥
New viewer here! The algorithm gave me your Convergence video and then I've been watching everything from the beginning over the last week! I'm about to start school for a second degree (computer science, so VERY different) and your videos have helped get me excited about going back to school as an adult!
Ive been here since the start, you are awesome ! x
I've been enjoying your videos since before you moved to New York 😊 I love what you do! Thank you so much for sharing your journey 😄
Been here since your beginning and will be here as long as you are ❤
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i started watching way back when you were just making weaving videos. it took me a while to start watching your vlogs. i do enjoy the vlogs a lot but i do hope you start making project vids again at some point. i'm jealous of your table loom! i wish i could afford one. i can do 4 shaft weaving on my rigid heddle loom, but wish i had the flexibility of a not rigid heddle loom wrt sett and weaving structures.
I have been following you since your weaving videos. Although there have been a few times that RUclips has unsubscribed me without my knowledge. I also like to collect a bunch of your videos to binge as a pick-me-up!
Hey it's Reid,
Hope all is going well!
Love the phantom of the opera masks!
Not been along from start but found you about six months ago and love your journey and your work, hope loads more to come. Jason from the uk
Been here since you shared the haunted loom video a few years ago in a Facebook weaving group that I’m also in :). Enjoy watching your videos!
16 harness! WaHOOOOO!
Hi Andrea. Loved this video. I found you just before you went to Heriot Watt. Can’t wait to see your new adventures. Building that table loom looked complicated! All the best for the new term. 🌷
I think I've been watching for about a year, maybe longer. It's because of you that I'm weaving on big looms! I was doing tablet weaving on a Inkle loom but hadn't tried a full-fledged loom. I watched you and then I took a Saori class, and then I took a rigid heddle class, and then I borrowed a floor loom, and then I bought a floor loom. I've taken a few more classes and am working my way through Jane Staffords classes. I love your design work the best, the colors and shapes. Can't wait to see how your final project develops!
Oh my gosh, that means so much to me! Happy weaving!! 🥰🥰🥰
You are just fantastic! Lovely to see you dive and tap in to your creativity and try things out. Love watching your videos. Cheering on you from Sweden!! Hope that your thesis will be a fun ride for you and a good start in portfolio for future projects! Most importat is to have fun which I see you have!
hi andrea! i just recently found your channel a few months ago and actually just finished binging all of your videos over the weekend :0 i've been using your videos as a motivator to help me stash bust all my yarn before I move to the UK in a few weeks!!! i don't know if i'll actually be able to use everything up, but i love watching your videos and seeing your creative process along the way
I’m a fan from way back! Love watching all of your adventures.
I've been here since the beginning! Really enjoyed watching it all unfold! 💕
Been here almost from the beginning. What a blast of Joy this video is! Thank you for continuing to share your journey 🙂
I'm very excited for you! Working on your Thesis will be so fulfilling, plus you get to stay home. And a 16 shaft table loom, what fun that will be. Adventures ahead! 😊👍👍👍
Me! I’ve been watching since before you started school. You’re still inspiring me.
I've been here since the beginning! I am very curious to see what will you do with your thesis and after graduation!
My wife and I have been watching and enjoying your RUclips videos since the beginning.
I've been here since the beginning and I'm so excited to see your semester's journey! Love your color palette!
I have been watching you from just as you started FIT. I love seeing all the creative things you do. Keep up the wonderful creative creations.
That table loom is magnificent! Although my tiny apartment weeps at the mere idea. I have a rigid heddle loom and I am *not* looking to upgrade. (Yet.)
I knew it was a loom, but my first thought when you opened that package was Xylophone! Haha
That made me laugh, you're totally right 🤣
I’ve been following way way back. I was living in Miami now I’m back in France
Keen to see what you do on your 16 shaft loom as I have the same one and have just started exploring possibilities. Usually work in wool, cotton/ linen and branching out into silk. I do my own fibre dying do it is fun to seen what and how other do it to. Jo fm NZ
I always enjoy your videos. Am a Saori weaver, and also have a 16 shaft Ashford table loom. Hope you enjoy yours as much as I do mine.
I've been here for the last several years and love your style and content. Are you able to tell us what you're doing on your internship? Are you and Ryan planning to stay in nyc after your graduation? How do you hope to use what you've learned going forward? Beautiful table loom and what a fun shipment from Dharmz
Thank you!! My internship was mostly cutting and organizing fabric samples, and I'm honestly still in the process of figuring out my post-grad plans 🤣❤ I will be sure to update as I go!!
I follow you on /off since you had long hair and the trip to Japan.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Love your energy and style.
I am making a top/jacket like the red and white jacket that you model on the beach. My is white black and red.
All the best on the last semester.
Hi Andrea! I work with Dharma acid dyes for yarn dyeing and I recently read on some reddit page that it is suggested not to let your dyes sit very long in their bottles if you want the colors to stay truest and have the highest chance of striking your wool/silk at the same time. I personally just dye for my own purposes, so achieving exact color matches isn’t too important to me, but I thought I should let you know since you are working with precise colors here! Sincerely, Lydia
My apologies Andrea, I just looked through your channel for the first time (love it!) and realized you are far more of an expert in acid dyeing than I! Have fun with your project; newly subscribed. Sincerely, Lydia
I appreciate this information! I am definitely not a dye professional and am just learning/figuring things out as I go. Thankfully this stock solution system worked out pretty well for me for the semester. Each bottle only lasted me about a month or so and I had to remake most of my colors at the halfway point, so they were never really sitting around for too too long! But it's good to know that long-term storage isnt super dependable. Thank you!! Happy dyeing 🥰
When did you start the semester? Its august and you are cold! Does not comput!! I hope wherever you go after, you continue to video. I find so much joy in your work!
This was from my spring semester (Jan-May 2024)! I didn't have time to edit vlogs during the semester because school was so crazy 😅 Sorry for the confusion!
Like the way your next year is going a little like my mind went when i did textiles
Watching since well before FIT and really enjoy it I am a spinner knitter crochet dyer inkle weaver would love a saori loom but not yet, I also am a patcher/quilter embroider nd dress maker all round a fibre nut so do understand you only years older.71
Love ashford table looms. My partner and I built a four harness one in 2 hours so not bad on the 16.. or maybe we were slow? Lol :)
I e been watching since before NYC. I ended up here looking for saori weaving.
Neat
Haha I could see how Devil wears Prada is not the best movie for someone called Andrea about to start an internship. I recently watched it again at a crafty cinema night.
It was a little too on-the-nose... 🤣❤
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Do you still have your Saori loom?
Yes, of course! I am keeping that loom forever 🥰 I just wanted to do some more complex weave structures for my senior thesis!
Respect+++
Watch Gaynor Pattle... fun artist
I will definitely look them up!
2 ? Months😊 Ann Florida fan
Hard to believe that they aren't able to provide Senior students with what that need...a little structo indeed.
Yeah, it was really surprising! I'm glad I could still make the most of it.