Tablet Weaving: a filled tubular cord

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  • Опубликовано: 6 янв 2025

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  • @Ian-yw8fc
    @Ian-yw8fc 2 дня назад

    I’m just starting my tablet weaving journey. Thank you for your Tutorials. I was pondering what to use to make a tubular cord for a pirate style shirt I just finished making a trim for and here you are with a tutorial on how to do it with my tools I’m already familiar with! Thank you!!!

    • @durhamsilkweaver
      @durhamsilkweaver  2 дня назад

      So pleased that you like it. Happy weaving. Susan J Foulkes

  • @lorriwright1970
    @lorriwright1970 Год назад +3

    This is really cool! My mind is blown!

  • @raebrooks5317
    @raebrooks5317 Год назад

    ❤️!

  • @lynnm6413
    @lynnm6413 Год назад

    So very pretty! Can you tell me where this technique was taken from? Are there archeological finds who used this tablet weave to make cords?
    Did you try using wool as well?
    Thank you

    • @durhamsilkweaver
      @durhamsilkweaver  Год назад +2

      Hi Lynn. Peter Collingwood discusses this in his book The Techniques of Tablet Weaving. However, the method is not usual and he goes on to discuss 6 hole tablets and examples from Sulawesi where the weave structure is different from the method which I describe. I do not know of anyone who has published anything else about this method. It does make a good cord and is easy to do. Susan J Foulkes

    • @lynnm6413
      @lynnm6413 Год назад +1

      @@durhamsilkweaver thank you so much Susan, I'm just getting my nose into this particular rabbit hole... there is so much to try out!