Vlogmas 11 - Weaving Tape and Dealgan Spinning
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- In this video I'm weaving a Christmas belt to go with my flannel dress using my lap heddle and I'm trying out my brand new dealgan spindle. Grab a warm drink, some fiber, and let's get spinning!
Poem: "Christmas Trees" by Robert Frost
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I have so many random things in those tins that I'm excited when I find actual cookies in them😆
Me too! 😂😂😂
Same!🤣
Or chocolates - several manufacturers do tins/tubs of chocolates for Christmas in the UK (Quality Street, Roses, etc., etc.)
As soon as you held up the Danish cookie tin I knew what was inside 😂 Definitely not just a United States thing - my family in Sri Lanka all keep their sewing supplies in Danish butter cookie tins! I loved watching you tape weave and spin with a dealgan, now I want to try both!!
I thought it was going to be sewing supplies and was so surprised to see cookies
We don't get Danish butter biscuits where I live but I do keep wool and biscuits and stuff in old cleaned out butter tubs (the big industrial 2kg ones)
The biggest mystery when I was little was when there WERE cookies in the tins. I was so used to there being sewing supplies in the tins that when someone brought a tin to a Christmas party I was so perplexed and had to ask my mom why someone would bring cookies in the sewing tin, it seemed so silly. 😅 Being a kid comes with a lot of shocking revelations sometimes. 😂
Love the lap heddle tape weaving!! And the dealgan spin. As a Scot, I’ve wondered about the historic technique of that particular spindle and appreciate your authenticity. Blessings to you as we draw near to Christmas.
Dealgan spindle! Love seeing historical bits in your vlogmas! 🎄Die Hard Dealgan Spinning! (If I could have a vote 👍)
My mother had a tin, but it was much older, and it held buttons! I can't tell you the amount of times I played with them, sorting by color, by shape, by size, and by holes. It's a memory that gives me smiles to this day!
I have a very similar memory. ❤
Cookie tins and popcorn tins are excellent for craft storage. I was so shocked to find actual cookies in one. 🙂
The 1st day of Winter has arrived here, in Northern Colorado. The temperature dropped 20 degrees in 2 1/2 hours and brought 3 inches of snow in less than an hour this evening. It is currently -2 degrees, with a wind chill factor of -15 degrees. It is wonderful to sit by the fireplace and spin along with you.
I was going to guess sewing supplies stored in the cookie tin.
My grandmother stored buttons in a candy tin. The buttons were from the 1930's to the 1940's.
I sure wish we had that button tin now. LOL
My husband is Scottish and I have his mother’s spindle. I could never get it to spin. I will get it out and try it again….Thank you for sharing this 🥰
Such a fun and interesting episode. Congratulations on all your success this past year. 👏 . I really want to learn that ancient way of spinning this year.
I wanted to recommend David Van de Kamp’s youtube channel, Knitting diaries. He is working to preserve the heritage textile crafts of Serbia. He has his own line of wool, from native sheep, too. I believe it’s mule spun. In one episode in particular he shows and demonstrates a spindle (he calls it a wand) and distaff he inherited from his grandmama. I heard about him from Fiber Chats. Take care fiber friend and stay safe and warm as we weather this storm. Merry Christmas. 🥰
Thank you so much for the recommendation! I'll look him up. Maybe this spring when we all thaw out we could meet for a collab? That would be so much fun! Happy spinning and stay warm fiber friend! ❤🧶
OM gosh I love the weaving!! I may have missed it, but where did you get the little board? This looks so much easier than an Inkle loom. (Which I would love to get♡)
The link is in the video description 😊
Hi Evie, I hope you're all OK xx
I have sewing supplies, crochet, weaving and Spinning supplies in Biscuit and Sweet Tins.
Your Spins and your Weaving all look amazing and beautiful.
Happy Vlogmas and Merry Spinning Fibre Friend 🎡🎄🎡🐑🥰
Take care and stay safe
Lots of love and Big Hugs Jen xxxx ❤️❤️🫂🫂🐈⬛🐕
Cookies for about a half hour, bobbbin lace supplies for the most part. I'm still working on spinning bobbin thread.
I have started toying with the idea of making my own thread for my bobbin lace, too. Have you made much progress?
@@patriciag3899 Still trying to get my wool to spin without lumps. I do find linen is easier if I follow the way the ancient Egyptians did it and process in stages. Alden Amos' Big Book has an illo of how that's done. But he doesn't address how to keep the cat from wetting the fiber, helping me 'tame' it.
Hey Evie! Day 11? Already?
Weaving! WHOO-hoo!
Yes, I do know about your merch but I only learned of it 2 box openings ago when you mentioned it.(it’s not shameless self advertising..)
That tin is Grandma’s sewing tin, ….. clearly.
Oops! I was wrong. Cookies…. And now it’s your sewing tin.
Oooooohh that red!
I've always heard it pronounced like "jell-again". You're saying "jeel-again".
I thought sewing items ( I was wrong) 😊. I use plastic coffee buckets to hold fiber. I like to weave I do have old 4 harness ( needs some work). I will on it next year. I have Majacraft in layaway
Merry Christmas and happy New Year 🎊🎆🎈 to you and your family
Those cookies!! I haven't had them in 20 years, but I woke up thinking about them today. I loved them as a kid and was delighted to then see them in your video 😄.
Your tape is coming out beautifully, so lovely and festive. Can't wait to see the scarf/table runner! Really feeling that yarn selection 😍.
I so enjoyed seeing the dealgan spin too. I hope you and yours are nice and cozy 🔥🪑❄️
I’ve really been enjoying Vlogmas videos! I’m going to rewatch and continue learning so many things :) Weaving looks exciting! Gotta start saving up tins now - great idea for storage :) Looking forward to Friday ❤ Many thanks
I’m intrigued by the Dealgan and have it on my shopping list. Thanks for going over it! I love the history behind the spindles. Merry Christmas! 🎄🎄🎄
we all know its sewing supplies. Danish butter cookies are a myth LMAO! my grandmother always had sewing supplies in those tins, and I'm Australian, so definitely not just an American thing.
I enjoyed seeing you use Robin’s heddle …. I had the pleasure of taking a class from him in Allegan MI at the Michigan Fiber Festival this summer … I ended up buying a few Neolithic sets and some of his fiber …. He and his wife were so pleasant to talk with …. Your fiber today was Beautiful! I’m sad that vlogmas is coming to a close soon …
Oh...well...buttons...that is what my mom always kept buttons in. Actually i have 3 of those tins with buttons and bits of elastic and needles and....stuff. However, the best thing to put in those is homemade cranberry ginger scones. yum.
Taiwanese Australian here, and It's cross culture! Danish butter cookie tins, moon cake tins... They all make the best sewing supply tins! And always leave you guessing!
On distaff, I've seen a ribbon tied to the metal hook, then used to secure flax while spinning!
I have one of these spindles too. When I start spinning it feels a bit weird but when there's more weight from the cob it spins for longer and behaves more similarly to a regular drop spindle.
What an interesting spindle! I really enjoyed seeing your tape weaving. I'm working on my first inkle loom weaving (with cards, not a heddle) and I'm having so much fun with it!
I also have so many knickknacks in those tins. I was honestly surprised when you actually had cookies in you tin. 😊
I’m ready to dip my toe in the world of tablet weaving. I’m not ready for anything bigger. Limited space and all. But that rigid heddle loom didn’t seem all that big. Dun dun duuuunnnn.
I need to practice my drop spinning. I tend to only spin with Turkish spindles, but I want to get better with my other spindles. So thank you for your videos and for teaching and sharing so much with us!
Lovely episode - I always learn so much from watching your podcasts - not just in spinning techniques, but about the historical facts, and you present it in such a fun and informative way. Thank you!
My family uses cookie tins for craft supplies. I inherited all my grandmother and mother's tins. It was like sewing Christmas in July lol!!!! I didn't mind that there were no cookies haha!!
Love those Danish butter cookies. It's not only a US thing to re-use the tins, and I think sewing stuff might be a favourite here in Australia.
Your mug with spinning vocabulary technical terms is marvelous.
I put spinning/sewing/knitting/crochet/tatting supplies in all my empty cookie tins \(^-^)/ (and the empty cookie tins of family and friends while I am at it)
I have kept all sorts of goodies in the Danish Butter Cookie tins. Sadly, I haven't seen the cookies in our shops recently.
Michelle from Australia
You’d be disappointed in our house, as those sorts of tins rarely contain anything edible for very long!
The tins also tend to breed over time - I’m sure I have disposed of some and then happen to go into the garage for something and spot a tin - full of nails, screws or something equally metallic! Having said that, the ones with pretty pictures on the lids tend to find themselves full of crafty whatnots; so they never even get close to being disposed of!
So pleased you did a dealgan spin today; I have spent several happy hours eyeing up different makers’ dealgan offerings (as well as a lot of floof,) on Etsy (and other places) earlier today.
Happy spinning, J x
Ooh, dealgan! I'll admit, my fascination started with looking up Scottish style spindles for a historically accurate (or at least plausible) cosplay idea for Janet from Tam Lin. Janet lives in the borderlands rather than the highlands and she's more associated with stealing off into the woods than anything domestic, so she may not accurately carry one, but i may have to get one myself because they aren't like any other spindles i've ever seen.
As for the Danish butter cookie tin, i know so many people associate them with sewing supplies, but my mom had a specialized sewing box where we kept needles and thread and buttons. I remember those tins sometimes having fudge in them, or home made cookies that didn't fit in the cookie jar. I wanna say there were cupcakes in them once or twice? I also remember them being a lot more decorative.
Loved, loved , loved this episode. You make it all look so easy and are such an inspiration for me to look out my fibre crafts and get spinning, weaving etc. again. Thank you for your never-ending enthusiasm. It is such a joy to watch and listen to you. Blessings to you.
I don't have a tin of stuff yet. Maybe this year. I loved this poem thank you for sharing it. It reminded me I have a collection of Robert Frost poetry divided by seasons. I'll have to bring it down.
Oh I'll have to see if my husband wants to watch Die Hard or Gremlins tonight.
I have my grandmother’s and mother’s button tins plus many others full of sewing notions and grandfather’s tin full of hardware bits and pieces. Love them all. Enjoyed hearing the information about this spindle and watching how it worked.
Definitely universal use for cookie tins! The rectangular ones are perfect for cotton spools 😁 danish butter cookies are amazing though!!
Yay cookies!! The fiber is stunning. I will need to get the box next year. I wish I had found you sooner. Happy holidays!
Eeeeeeeeeeee 😍🥰🥰🥰🥰 love love love. I was hoping for a weaving video :D
Also, omg! My mom only ever had these dang tins full of sewing supplies lolol
This shade of orange is so beautiful 🤩
and that is the first time I see this kind of spindle, it's very interesting. I'm beginning to spin yarm and I usually craft my own supplies for a few reasons and this looks very possible and exciting to try.
Thank you always for this amazing content!
It's so fun seeing a different spindle style being spun! Seriously though, I'm really wanting to get a distaff like that one, I've tried using different items around the house and last night used my knitty knotty (removed one arm)- that was interesting. I think having one underarm would be best for couch spinning.
I laughed so many times during the intro! I also appreciated the Hunger Games reference. I just finished reading all the books and enjoyed them very much.
"I'm just some lady on the internet" 🤣🤣🤣. Thanks for upacking the use of the dealgan. Super interesting!
I guessed cookies because of the tea. But I have never seen one of those with cookies in person. My mom kept sewing supplies in them. I love weaving tape. I did a twill tape on my rigid heddle loom recently. I'm glad I did it but don't think I will again. I love the gold thread in yours, i've gotten kinda into sparkly stuff lately.
Jillian, check out the videos called "Hands" from Dunigul. I don't know if I spelled it correctly. But you can see a lot of handmade everyday items from the time of Vikings invading. I think that you will enjoy it 😉
Love your Videos I was
8:37 excited to see how that spinner works. I’m new to spinning and I learning a lot from you. My husband has passed away now, but when he was here he couldn’t pass a can of those cookies. Happy holidays!
I love "learning journeys" and have learned not to be as hard on myself when things aren't perfect from the very beginning. Watching it flurry here in Central Illinois and I'm hoping we don't get as much as predicted.
My grandmother always had those cookies in her house when I was growing up. They are so nostalgic to me!
My husband’s family is from Scotland and they were so excited to hear about your spindle today!
I LOVE my Dhealghan. it's not a full suspended the way I use it but I found it incredibly intuitive. Yep - start by hand..... I will start going down, then secure it by winding around, so you have an initial under in addition to the cross under as you go. the wind on requires experience to gage. Mine is flaired at the bottom, so it's a bit easier.
Even in Australia we use those tins for storage, love your videos. Have a beautiful Christmas with your family 🎄❤️
Pretty sure the supplies in metal tins is universal to places where you get metal tins. Not just the cookies, either; I once bought a vintage sewing box that was still full of supplies, and inside was a metal cigar box full of... pins. It's the perfect size! We buy tons of pretty ones just for the boxes and then someone has to actually eat the contents lol
(from Gerry) I have always wanted to spin with a dealgan since I have Scottish heritage. Hope to get one soon. Have a blessed Christmas.
I guessed sewing notions, cause thats what I would use it for. I have a few tins that various craft supplies. Thanks for showing us yet another way to spin by hand. I feel that todays vlog has been very educational. I've never seen a lap heddle being used. Thanks you Jillian.
I’m looking forward to see your weaving project, the colors are so beautiful!
You should wear a belt and tie your weaving to it to create a nice firm tension. I think that might be your main problem with your weft... ( backstrap weaving)
I have a dealgan that I 3d-printed and it's fun!
I really enjoyed the strong colours and the story today. Hearing the spindle's name aloud was definitely helpful!
Your Vlogmas videos have been balm to my spirit, thank you so very much and have a blessed Christmas! I am thankful for you and the work you do!
Cookie tins have to be filled up with thread and needles. Everything other is just disapointing haha love this woven band you made! So great what you can make yourself
I have been trying to incorporate more weaving into my daily fiber practice. Thank you for showing us a new weaving technique.
Cookies ! I love this color fiber ! Wow ! You are always so lovely to look at, the weaving, the spinning with all theses different tools, what an artisan/artit you are.
Thanks !
I was born in Uruguay and growing up we had a danish cookies tin for sawing supplies. I thought that was something particular of my home... looks like its more common than that.
You are an absolute joy to watch! I have a few tins full of notions 🥰 thanks for sharing your talents. Happy Holidays!!!
Those tins were the button holder! All those extra buttons ended up in those. I believe my mother "inherited" a tin from her mother full of buttons. We had so many to pick from for sewing projects.
Just want to say how much I appreciate the research you put into your channel. The historical aspects of spinning have always fascinated me.
I wondered how to use that small reed for band weaving, so I appreciated seeing you use it! I reuse all my tins, I was just looking at one the other day and realized I’ve been using it for 37 years! 😮
oh cool, the official vocabulary by the Jillian Eve Academy! These are clearly collectable mugs.
There is no letter “j” in the Scottish alphabet….. the “de” combination gives the “j” sound. I believe there are only 18 letters in their alphabet. 😱
My partner got given a mini tin of Christmas biscuits today. The first thing out of their mouth was "a sewing kit??" So it 's definitely not just the US that uses these tins for sewing supplies 😂
I don't know if it's completely universal, but we also use Danish cookie tins for sewing supplies here in Australia!
Until I found your channel, I never had the inclination to spin my own yarn. Now I can't wait for next year to ask around and find a local wool seller to spin it! ... or I could start collecting my bunny's fur. She sheds like there's no tomorrow and her coat is so soft the hairs float in the air.
I guessed sewing notions even before you asked. 🤣 I would love a future video with tablet weaving with the blessing tablets! Thank you for all your content
Hi Darling, I know your love for History. I am after lirycs of songs spinners used to sing to keep the rhythm constant.
I think sewing tins from cookie tin came to keep us kids from spoiling our meals 🤣 at least I think that's why I grew up with cookie decorated thread, button, and edge trim tins 😂🤪
Watching your videos never fail to make me smile and encourage me to try new things fiber! Thank you for all your time and knowledge.
Canucks also put sewing stuff in those tins! We’re actually kinda shocked when we find cookies in there. Who put cookies in the tin?! 😅
So I just bought a backstrap loom setup and I'm using one of my inkle bands to tie around my waist and attach my work to it. I'm using a 7 pattern heddle with it to make a band. Is that the same as tape? Not sure!
Loved seeing you use this latest spindle. Thank you so very much for the inspiration to try different techniques. Loved the colour of the fibre.
I guess sewing in the tin, that's what I put in mine. Thanks for today's vlog mas. I enjoyed the tape loom weaving and the spinning.
I have to confess I haven’t kept up with the spinning since I’ve been so busy but I do love watching and listening to the stories. I will definitely spin them all up eventually. You inspire me to do more.
I live in Wisconsin, I'm getting ready for the storm to hit too. When I does I plan to stay inside to knit, spin & X stitch. Happy Holidays!
I have never seen any of these boxes filled with cookies. I have one with embroidery thread, one with buttons and my mother keeps her knitting needles in one. (In Germany)
Those cookies are yum yum. I had one yesterday. Fun watching your videos, you always put a smile on my face!
I have different color tins, blue, red, yellow, and a bigger green one full of old lace scraps. Not sure who got all the cookies, since it wasn't me for most of them.
I have so many of these tins, none of them have cookies in them! Love the dealgan, may have to look into them more. Now I want a Turkish spindle and a Dealgan......
I reuse mines for sewing and putting light things in for like a quilting. My mother-in-law has one that I still have a big one a big box like that and she had all her quilting pieces in you take care. God bless have a good one and I want to learn how to spin.
You have cheered up my day. Merry Christmas Gillian Eve 🌲🔥
Thank God, I don't feel so bad now... I use scarves or shawls as table toppers all the time!!! Lol
I said buttons XD I know I should have heard buttons every time you moved the tin if there were any in there, but I still most often picture those tins holding a button collection so I couldn't change my mind in time.
my guess was a sewing kit. My mom had several of them in the house. Once every few years there would be a tin of cookies actually in the house lol. Happy Yuletide to you all btw from my home to yours.
I feel like I'm the only person who gets excited for finding craft supplies in those tins 😂
I’m so happy to see that you spun with a dealgan!!
My grandma used tins for sewing and button storage. I loved sifting through the button tin.
Well my Granny always reused tins for all kinds of things....😊 And the fiber is a lovely flewfie fire color can't wait to see final 🧶
There would definitely be cookies in that tin in my house, but my partner always expects there to be sewing supplies 😂
My grandma had some old tins in her sewing cabinet up on the top shelf. They were like treasures. I wish I had at least one of them, but I don't know what happened to them after she passed. I am starting my own tin collection now in memory of her.
I have a dealgan spindle a friend's father made me. I never got the hang of using it as a drop spindle. I will be trying the way you showed to see if I can do better. I have a vast collection of vintage tins that hold all sorts of random things. I usually have to oen each one to find something because I cant remember what's in which one. 😄
I love the tins! I store sewing supplies (in the house), and small building supplies (in the garage).
Thank you for demonstrating the dealgan! I have one (i like to collect 😊) now i’ll actually be able to use it!
Love to try that type of spinning. Very much enjoying vlogmas.
V-VA cookies! tea and Danish (we call them Danish) are the best for the seasons thank Mr, E Jillian.