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Deborah Silver
Приєднався 5 гру 2020
Deborah Silver Split Shed Weaving Demonstration 1
Learn about the split-shed weaving process. This video will introduce you to a simple method for weaving complex shapes using 4-shaft looms. For more information, more examples of split-shed weaving, and to buy my split-shed weaving book, go to my website: www.deborahsilverstudio.com/.
Thanks to Praxis Fiber Workshop: praxisfiberworkshop.com/
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Thank you for this great demonstration 🙏🏽
This was really helpful, thank you!
Glad it made the process understandable. Feel free to contact me if you have questions. dss@deborahsilverstudio.com
Thanks for adding the info about how to do this on a table loom! I can't wait to try this. I'm a former RH weaver and moved to a 4 shaft Kyra table loom over the summer. The only thing I miss is the ease of using pickup sticks to make pictures in my warp. I'm excited to get your book in the mail soon! And thanks for the follow on IG.
Hello Allison. I hope you have lots of fun creating with this technique. Please contact me if you have ANY questions. I'm happy to help.
This is a great demonstration to go with the book! In the beginning of the video you mention that a sinking shed loom is also possible. I am going to tie up a loom in school and wondering if i should use a rising or sinking shed. I thought in the book it was specifically mentioned for rising shed looms and dobby’s. Or did i misinterprete the text? (I’m Dutch, sorry!)
Thank you, Sarah. You can definitely use a sinking shed loom. Send me your email address and I'll send you a document with tips for using a sinking shed loom. dss@deborahsilverstudio.com
@@deborah_silver_weaver Thank you!
Wonderful demo! I just came from your lecture a the Weaver's Guild of Boston. You're an excellent speaker and your work isn't just beautiful, it's inspirational too.
Hello Karen. Thank you for your lovely comments. I'm flattered.
Brilliant and Beautiful!! I've been playing around with the idea of long-eyed heddles to get the feel for drawloom weaving. I've purchased two books on the subject and was just about to switch out my regular eyed heddles. Your technique let's me use my four harness CB loom as it is. Yay and thank you with chips and a soda included! On my way to purchase your book!
Thank you! I use a countermarch loom so feel free to contact me if you need any advice. Happy Weaving! Deborah
The magic words... "in my book". Now, to go find your book!
Just go to my website: DeborahSilverStudio.com Thanks, and let me know if you have questions.
You're a mad genius - I have your book, hoping to try this soon after I get to know my new-to-me Glimåkra. Wonderful demo - thank you!
Please contact me if you have questions. I'm excited to see what you create with this process.
@@deborah_silver_weaver Thank you!
Just came across your video... Looking forward to giving this a go. 😶
so appreciated your presentation to Area 4 today. This makes me like 4/shaft even more! Oh what it can do you make endless the possibilities. Thank You.
Thank you, BB!
Thank you for this. I live in Australia and I purchased a copy of your book a few weeks back. I must admit that I put it aside and thought, 'I'll figure this out later'. It makes such a difference seeing the demo. Sue
I wonder if I can do it in a four shafts loom
This is done on a 4-shaft loom. All of the drafts in my book are for 4 shafts.
@@deborah_silver_weaver excelent. I Will buy your book but I have to wait a friend to travel
Thank you for sharing this technique. So fun. I will be purchasing your book today. ~ K
Thank you, Karen. I hope you are enjoying it.
This was really helpful in visualizing how the technique works. Your lecture at MAFA today was so inspiring. Thank you for getting my book out so fast!
Thank you, Sandra. I hope the book gives you lots of new weaving ideas.
This is so cool! I just love how this technique really opens up for endless possibilities when it comes to free pattern weaving on a harness loom! Can I ask you how you determine the warp set with this technique? I would imagine that it in general requires a closer set because of the splitting of the shed, to get a clearer pattern..?:)
Generally, you use the same sett you would normally use for a particular structure. It's true that a closer sett can give more detail, but it can also may it harder to view the cartoon underneath. I often use a finer warp than normal. It also helps to beat the weft in well for more detail (more ppi). It really is a very freeing technique. I love being able to create freeform weavings in lots of structures with continuous wefts.
Thank you for this demo!
My pleasure!
Great video, thank you sharing this style of weaving with me. Very clear instructions.
You are welcome. Contact me if you have any questions.
THank you so much Deborah!! Your demo is great!! So clear and so enlightening!!I admire your work!!!
You are welcome. I'm so glad it helped you understand the process.
Great demo! Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
Amazing work 👏
Much appreciated
Excellent demonstration, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Oh I am so hoping this is episode one of a whole series!
I'm still working on more. Thanks!
Love this!!
Thank you very much!
Thank you! This is really helpful 👍🏼
You're so welcome!
You did a nice job. Your explanation and demonstration were very clear.
Glad it was helpful!
Is your warp set up as straight draw?
No, the threading order is 432341. But there are many weave structure combinations that can be done with just a straight draw.
This was just amazing !!!! Thank you so much ! I can't wait to order the book 💜💜💜😊
Thank you very much. It's my first video.
Thanks for the demo!
I'm glad I have a friend who knows how to set this stuff up.
Nice to have this...awaiting your book as well!
Hope you enjoy it!
Very excited and watching my mail for your book to arrive!
Thank you! I hope you enjoy it.