So helpful! Your advice at the end is especially beneficial. Handcrafts are not perfect and that’s the charm. I love your channel. Your so cheerful. Thanks you. love, Lisa xx
I missed this one, I stumbled on your channel on video 3 or 4 and you have came a long way in front of the camera. I on the west coast of the USA and your English has also gotten better. I love all your creativity and happiness you bring. Thanks for taking time to make videos.
You are brilliant! My selvedges have definitely improved with practice but I do sometimes get a ‘frowny’ fell line when my warp threads at the edges are a little loose. I’ve never thought of slipping a kitchen roll pad onto the back beam - thank you! I will try it!! I love your videos - thank you😊
Perfect timing! I just watched your first video a few weeks ago. This update was great. Thanks for doing it again and commenting on camera. Very helpful.
Excellent tips. Thank you. I also find my left hand is normally good but my right hand the selvedge scan be wonky. Soi am going to try to have start and finish in a slop. Excellent advice.
Thank you!! I hope this could help 😊 Just to make sure, it's better to have the threads in the holes at the selvedges, and not in the slots 😄 maybe my explanation in my video wasn't clear
Hi! I don't use floating selvedges when weaving on my rigid heddle loom since that they are not useful when weaving plain weave. The fishing line is something you can add in order to help achieving neater selvedges. It can be added to your project on a rigid heddle loom! I have personally never tried it. But I know that Kelly Cassanova has a good video on the subject. I hope this helps 😊
Well, that would depend of the project. It's possible to simply sew your ends. It's also possible to weave your fringes into the project. Kelly Cassanova recently made a tutorial about this technic, if you want to check it out 😊
So helpful! Your advice at the end is especially beneficial. Handcrafts are not perfect and that’s the charm. I love your channel. Your so cheerful. Thanks you.
love, Lisa xx
Thank you so much for your comment ❤️ I'm so glad you enjoy my channel!
I missed this one, I stumbled on your channel on video 3 or 4 and you have came a long way in front of the camera. I on the west coast of the USA and your English has also gotten better. I love all your creativity and happiness you bring. Thanks for taking time to make videos.
Thank you so much 🥰 I'm glad you found your way back to my channel!
Great video! Always lots of helpful tips for us beginners.
Thank you!! 😊 I'm so happy this could help
Thank you so much!
You are welcome 🥰
You are brilliant! My selvedges have definitely improved with practice but I do sometimes get a ‘frowny’ fell line when my warp threads at the edges are a little loose. I’ve never thought of slipping a kitchen roll pad onto the back beam - thank you! I will try it!! I love your videos - thank you😊
Thank you! 😁 I really hope this helps you! There shouldn't be any frowns while weaving 😂 especially on the weaver!
Merci pour ta vidéo, j’adore ta chaîne et en plus j’apprends l’anglais 😉
Oh merci!! 😊 cela fait 1 pierre 2 coups 😂
Perfect timing! I just watched your first video a few weeks ago. This update was great. Thanks for doing it again and commenting on camera. Very helpful.
That's awesome! I'm so glad this new video could be helpful 😁
Thank you so much for all the great information. I am a new weaver and can use all the tips! Thanks again.
I'm so glad to know that I could help 😊☀️
I am new to weaving and loved all of your tips. This is a very informative video and I want to tell you thank you! You explain things very well. ❣️
Thank you so much for saying this 🥰 this means a lot to me!
I love this! It was such wonderful, helpful advice. Tfs!
Awesome!! I'm glad it could be helpful 😁
Thank you! Very helpful 😊
You are welcome 🥰
Excellent tips. Thank you. I also find my left hand is normally good but my right hand the selvedge scan be wonky. Soi am going to try to have start and finish in a slop. Excellent advice.
Thank you!! I hope this could help 😊 Just to make sure, it's better to have the threads in the holes at the selvedges, and not in the slots 😄 maybe my explanation in my video wasn't clear
I’d like to know about when and how to use a floating selvedge and using fishing line alongside the edge thread. Thank you
Hi! I don't use floating selvedges when weaving on my rigid heddle loom since that they are not useful when weaving plain weave.
The fishing line is something you can add in order to help achieving neater selvedges. It can be added to your project on a rigid heddle loom! I have personally never tried it. But I know that Kelly Cassanova has a good video on the subject.
I hope this helps 😊
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Muchas gracias 🥰
👍 How would I proceed to finish a weaving project so that the top and bottom look like the selvedges - with no fringes? Thanks in advance! 😊
Well, that would depend of the project. It's possible to simply sew your ends. It's also possible to weave your fringes into the project. Kelly Cassanova recently made a tutorial about this technic, if you want to check it out 😊
@@Curly_n_Yarny Thx! Merci!