Because of your tutorial I now understand chart and how sheds aid in the patterns weaving. I was a muddled puzzle for me for awhile. I am very thankful.
Finally I understand how to do it!!! Your demonstration is fantastic! It crazy how you don’t see the white thread when you split them and pick up between them. Thank you for sharing your talents!
Grand merci pour votre vidéos au moins on voit comment il faut faire . au lieu d’écrire des livres il faudrait nous vendre des vidéos aussi bien faites que la vôtre .J’espère que vous nous en ferait beaucoup
Thank you SO much for explaining the dots and the shed. I couldn't figure out from other videos how to know when to change shed or what it should be on, on each pick. I'd wanted know how to read patterns from a book and how to make sense of it, but I think this did just the trick, thank you!
Ok I'm new to inkle loom weaving. I have watched every video I could find and no one could explain how to read the pattern and warping the loom. Then I found you! You showing and explaining everything clicked for me. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much. I finally understood how to follow the pattern draft, warp my loom and had the confidence to produce a strap for a bag that I had made. Your explanations made so much sense.
Thank you for stating clearly early in the tutorial that for Baltic weaving you never manipulate the background threads while dropping or picking up. I am learning Baltic pickup from a book right now and that was the one part that was unclear as it was not mentioned one way or the other, so this was very helpful.
My God, forging pattern welded steel is so much easier than this >< No wonder weaving these complex pallay patterned fabrics with pickup technique takes days for a whole village
Hi are you using a pattern from the book inkle pattern dictionary ? If so can you tell me the page your using thanks again for you videos. I have had my book for more then 5 years and just could not get the warping but now I understand . So got my book out so exciting
Hello Lynn thanks for watching my video . To answer your question I got the wool spools at our local resource reuse store for about 2.00$ per cone there are no markings on the cones to indicate where they were from. The weight is about 2/20 weaving wool but not too strong. I had to repair a few times during weaving
@@lisaash3304 thanks for getting back to me. I am worried the wool will not be strong enough but wanting to make ribbons to go on the inside of a traditional Norwegian kofta ( cardigan) and they always used wool for them. But I might have to use cotton instead.
How many threads do you know to put on your ankle Loom I was watching your video and I was trying to see how many strings you have on your ankle Loom would you please let me know
Hi Trina I suggest you go to my warping video to see how to read and warp a pattern because different patterns will require a different number of warping threads here is the link ruclips.net/video/ixosOAlB5f0/видео.html
Dank je wel voor de duidelijke uitleg. Het is mij nu duidelijk wat de stippen betekenen.
Thanking you so much...now I understand, and it was easy to follow the pattern with the book at page 74 and pattern baltic 9-7.
Because of your tutorial I now understand chart and how sheds aid in the patterns weaving. I was a muddled puzzle for me for awhile. I am very thankful.
Finally I understand how to do it!!! Your demonstration is fantastic! It crazy how you don’t see the white thread when you split them and pick up between them. Thank you for sharing your talents!
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Thank you , thank you , thank you. You are the first of about 10 people who have explained this so it so understandable ❤️
I agree
Grand merci pour votre vidéos au moins on voit comment il faut faire . au lieu d’écrire des livres il faudrait nous vendre des vidéos aussi bien faites que la vôtre .J’espère que vous nous en ferait beaucoup
I’m glad I could be of help
Thank you SO much for explaining the dots and the shed. I couldn't figure out from other videos how to know when to change shed or what it should be on, on each pick.
I'd wanted know how to read patterns from a book and how to make sense of it, but I think this did just the trick, thank you!
Ok I'm new to inkle loom weaving. I have watched every video I could find and no one could explain how to read the pattern and warping the loom. Then I found you! You showing and explaining everything clicked for me. Thank you so much!
Good luck with your weaving I’m glad it helped you out. 😀
This is THE BEST Baltic PU video I have seen! PERFECT explanation of how to read the patterns, and how to do them! I cannot thank you enough!
The back ground thread are both heddled and unheddled if you go to my warping video you will see how to read the warping pattern
Thank you so much. I finally understood how to follow the pattern draft, warp my loom and had the confidence to produce a strap for a bag that I had made. Your explanations made so much sense.
I’m glad I could help. Good luck
Thank you for explaining. I was a little bit confused, but now I see the light in the tunnel :) best wishes from Germany
🎉🎉🎉 I finally get it!!!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 thank you a million times! 😂
Thank you for stating clearly early in the tutorial that for Baltic weaving you never manipulate the background threads while dropping or picking up. I am learning Baltic pickup from a book right now and that was the one part that was unclear as it was not mentioned one way or the other, so this was very helpful.
Very nice, I’m glad I watched both the warping and the weaving. Very thorough demonstrations. Thank you!
Excelente video thanks Lisa 🤗🤗🤗
fantastic. What a great informative video. Yay ❤️🙏 make more 😁
Really great explanation, I finally understand. A little too zoomed in for my taste, but im excited to get to weaving.
Very nice creativity
Hi Mama Lisa, sudah mulai lancar bahasa indonesia, salam kenal saya restiawan dari indonesia 🙏
Very well explained
Very useful, thankyou
Can you show us how u end ur band??? Plz How does that process look like??? Thank you so much❤
My God, forging pattern welded steel is so much easier than this >< No wonder weaving these complex pallay patterned fabrics with pickup technique takes days for a whole village
thank you for the video helped alot
Hi are you using a pattern from the book inkle pattern dictionary ? If so can you tell me the page your using thanks again for you videos. I have had my book for more then 5 years and just could not get the warping but now I understand . So got my book out so exciting
Page 74 is the pattern in the book. Good luck 👍🏻🍀
@@lisaash3304 Thank you 😃
I am struggling on understanding the warping for heddle ground vs pattern thread! Page 100 gorgeous monks belt knot work
Great video . Want to try weaving with wool , can you tell me what wool you are using please
Hello Lynn thanks for watching my video . To answer your question I got the wool spools at our local resource reuse store for about 2.00$ per cone there are no markings on the cones to indicate where they were from. The weight is about 2/20 weaving wool but not too strong. I had to repair a few times during weaving
@@lisaash3304 thanks for getting back to me. I am worried the wool will not be strong enough but wanting to make ribbons to go on the inside of a traditional Norwegian kofta ( cardigan) and they always used wool for them. But I might have to use cotton instead.
Trying to understand those dots. I'm a novice. I get the colored squares should be up or down. I just donr get those dots
How many threads do you know to put on your ankle Loom I was watching your video and I was trying to see how many strings you have on your ankle Loom would you please let me know
Hi Trina
I suggest you go to my warping video to see how to read and warp a pattern because different patterns will require a different number of warping threads here is the link
ruclips.net/video/ixosOAlB5f0/видео.html
How to weave the table with silk threads🙏🙏🙏🙏❤
The Table? or tablet?
how can I get the pattern to weave it? thanks
The pattern is from the book the weavers Inkle Pattern Dictionary by Anne Dixon. Page 74
You could try to graph it out on graph paper
Hi how do I get a copy of the pattern please
The pattern that I am weaving is out of the weavers Inkle pattern directory by Liz Dixon