No they are two different cloths. Monk's cloth has much larger holes so it works with larger tools like rug hooks and rug punch (such as the Oxford Punch Needle). Weaver's cloth is a lot tighter and smaller and will only work with Needle Punch embroidery.
Thanks, I just read your reply below to Mina...monks cloth has a larger weave/hole, and weavers cloth has a tighter weave for paunch needles! Great info, thank you
Great demo! This really makes each type clear!! Thanks!
Fab! Thanks so much...gonna share this video with some friends of mine...we're all interested this!!
Thank you for the demo of each kind of technique and materials. I see the tools all the time but no one to ask about the techniques. Appreciated.
Thank you, this has been very helpful!
Wonderful explanation of the differences. I finally get it.
Thank you.
Thank you for the demonstration
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This was helpful especially the kinds of cloth to use.
This was very helpful. Thank you
What are great explanation of the differences between the types.
Thanks. Great demo. Very helpful.
This is really interesting! I was wondering what these were and the differences.
Very helpful and thank you so much.
Really informative video, thank you
Interesting techniques thanks for sharing!
It’s always what kind of cloth type, that always confuses me. Thanks, nice informative video.
Good explanation. Thanks
GREAT video!! Thanks!!
Thanks. I learned something!
It was very helpful!
Is rug punching and latch hooking the same thing
Do you have any videos on latch hooking?
Thank you!
So fascinating ♥️👍🏻🙏🏻
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Is your weaver's cloth the same as Monk's cloth?
No they are two different cloths. Monk's cloth has much larger holes so it works with larger tools like rug hooks and rug punch (such as the Oxford Punch Needle). Weaver's cloth is a lot tighter and smaller and will only work with Needle Punch embroidery.
What is the difference between monk’s cloth and weavers cloth?
Thanks, I just read your reply below to Mina...monks cloth has a larger weave/hole, and weavers cloth has a tighter weave for paunch needles! Great info, thank you