6 Ways to Finish Your Weaving | Twining, fringe, and more
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2024
- Here are 6 ways to finish weaving and hang it up.
You can find a written guide on the Fibers and Design website:
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Here are the important timestamps of the video to make it easier to find which methods you would like to see.
00:50 Method1: Add fringe to warp ends
3:00 Twining edge
03:35 Take warp off loom
04:00 Method 2: Tie the warp ends off
08:15 Method 3: Send in warp yarns into weaving
11:30 Clean the back of the tapestry
12:09 Twining vs. No Twining edge
12:27 Method 4: Twined edge and simply hang up
14:20 Calculating warp waste
16:18 Method 5: Tie loose warp ends onto a rod
16:30 Securing top ends with twining and bottom ends with hemstitch
22:46 Method 6: Tie new yarn onto a rod
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Thank you so much for watching!
You have taught me more in the 4 videos I have watched so far than I have learned in 3 weeks of other videos. Thank you so much for spending all this time for us novice weavers!
This is ridiculous... You're SOO underrated, like wth? These are some really high quality videos and all of them are free, I really hope the algorithm booms your videos up
Just what I have been looking for! Now I have several ways to finish my little weavings! Thanks so much!:0)
Glad to help! I am really happy that these tips helped you :) Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this tutorial, it was so helpful. I love weaving, but finishing off I always get nervous about. I have a fairly large weaving ready to come off the loom, but I think I will practice these techniques on small pieces first, to gain confidence. The large piece is for a prominent place in my home, so I want it to look good. Thanks again.
The best tutorial I've found ! Thank you a lot
Thank you for this! I love all your videos and find them so helpful to refine my technique!
Hi Lillian! I am happy to hear that the tutorial is helpful ! Thank you for watching :)
You are awesome. I was searching for some tutorial like this one for days hahah thank you so much!!!
Hi!!! Great video. Thanks so much for explaining everything so thoroughly. Could you let me know what loom you are using and what cotton yarn you prefer to working with? Thanks so much!
This was such a great tutorial - thank you so much!! Can the last technique be used for bigger weavings in your opinion? I don’t want to make my weaving as long as my loom as I think I made it too big!
Hello! Thank you for that great question! You know, I also struggle with that sometimes too. I think that it really depends on the weight of the piece and the materials used.
In this tutorial, the warp and weft (and added yarn) were the same color, so they didn't have any problem "blending". Also, this piece was also small and didn't weigh much. So it worked well- however, I have tried this with larger pieces and I didn't like the result so much. The area where you add the new yarn tend to have a gap, and I didn't really like that.
It is a bit of trial and error- but in my experience, when weaving a larger piece, I try to calculate how much warp to save for the hanging section ("warp waste") and choose a warp color that fits the piece. I tend to use the remaining warp to hang pieces (esp the larger ones).
I hope this helps! If you have any further questions, please ask :)
Fibers and Design Weaving thank you that’s really helpful! I think I might try the warp waste technique then just to be extra careful!
Hi, Gina I love your video tutorials. I have a question, do you weave from the top down and is it easier than weaving bottom up?
Thankyou for all the ways to finish the weavings.
Jen
Good Question Jen! Well, it varies...I usually weave from the bottom up, but other times a design may change and I continue the design in another way. But, in regards to building the design, usually the design is created under the hands. How do you like to create your designs?
Justo estaba buscando sobre esto! ❤️ In spanish pleaseee
Happy to help! I hope to have the tutorials available in various languages in the future :) Thanks again for watching :)
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On that last one, couldn't you have taken the wrap back to the middle and done the odd loop there and had more yarn to weave in the end?
Right! :) Just like I did in 16:18 . I wanted to show a few variations in the tutorial :)
Your tutorials are so great, thank you! One suggestion: please use yarn that has more contrast with the surface you are filming on so it is easier to see. This is hard on the eyes!
What type of warp string do you use? I like the look for fringe!
How did u attached the pom-poms above that?
Hello! The pom-poms forms are created with short rya knots. After the rya knots are added, cut them down to form this pom-pom shape. Hope this helps!
What kind of loom frame are you using?
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Thank you for your tutorials. They are clear and useful. However, this one is too long and too slow. Hard to finish it. It would be so much nicer to have six short videos, one for each method, so as to easily find our favorite one and see it as often as necessary.