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scian hayes
Приєднався 30 тра 2023
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Primarily a textile artist interested in historical dress and folkwear especially early irish dress.
I sell my weavings in the shop link below!
Primarily a textile artist interested in historical dress and folkwear especially early irish dress.
I sell my weavings in the shop link below!
How to handsew buttonholes!
To accompany my video on sewing medieval buttons! you can also sew button holes on most domestic sewing machines. I just prefer the look of the hand-sewn ones.
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thinner thread gauge for heddles on crios weaving to reduce friction
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using thinner heddles tied to a stick to reduce friction when weaving on the foot. This is a solution I came up with, in the pictures I've seen it's hard to tell what the thickness of the heddled yarn is, but it does appear to be the same worsted weight in a bundle rather than on a stick. I can only assume the traditional craftspeople are much better at crios weaving than us. Honestly as it sho...
All the weaving I currently have that benefit Palestinians
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All the weaving I currently have that benefit Palestinians
fixing mistake in my warp on the inkle loom
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fixing mistake in my warp on the inkle loom
How the Baltic pick up technique works on an inkle loom
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How the Baltic pick up technique works on an inkle loom
Traditional irish belt crios weaving tutorial
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Traditional irish belt crios weaving tutorial
That's a good explanation
@@betula-pendula thanks!
I love the way you wrap your coat!! Thats Literally my dream coat! Makes so much sense this kind of clothing. I new to re-enactment, but I was dressing up differently basically always apart for om a few years of trying to fit in.. thank you! I’m following you for the belts originally. I want to learn that so much. Thank you! Sending love!❤
@@ZdeNa11 it's a ruana! Which is traditional to Colombia. I've got another video that shows the construction of the ruana, and its so easy to make! I'm so glad to see you inspired!
Lit shit dude, keep it up
@@richardpuszko923 will do!
Where did you get those shoes?
@@LizabettRusso I made them! They are based off a 1-3rd century German find in the Marx Etzel site. I have tutorial for making them on my Tik Tok which I can edit to also post here if you want.
I’m currently working on a 15th century west European cloak. This has helped me a lot
@@screggyn7776 good luck on your project!!!
Links in my channel description!
We need Straight version☠️
@@VIKTOR-zd6zy what does that even mean
Someday I hope to be able to actually spell the word "medieval" correctly with consistency 😭
No dogs go to heaven? Fine by me because I’m That Bitch
im interested in trying out making my own crios but im unsure how much wool i would need to weave a full sized belt since most sources i find only specify how long a finished belt is, how much/ what length of wool do you usually use before its weaved?
@@teaformiles I usually cut the warps to about 100" for a 80-90" belt. I have a 27" waist so you might need up to about 150" warped depending on the finished length. Normally I use up a full ball of yarn on the weft and bits of lots of colors on the warps. Not sure how much the warps uses because I do so many colors but it would be how many warps × the warp length. My belts normally have about 25 heddled and 25 unheddled for a total of 50 warp threads. That makes a crios between 1.5-2 inches wide. Also I use worsted weight yarn.
@@scianhayes thank you, this is very helpful!
Beautiful as usual Scian!
Nuns crave that mineral
Found your channel yesterday and I love the craftsmanship and facts you share! I'd be interested in beginner weaving videos if you have considered making those c: So far I only crochet
I have a two tutorials for beginner weavers on my channel! One for the traditional irish footweaving without a loom and one for the baltic pickup technique on the inkle loom! It's really fun and I highly recommend it as a craft!
Love it!!
Where is your online shop?
There is a link on my channel page right under my bio!
I like this look!
@@cuppajavaplease thank you!
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Stunning❤
so are you weaving an irish, or scottish belt. Aran islands are scottish
The Aran Islands are off the west coast of Ireland in Galway county and include Inishmore, Innisheer, and Inishmaan along with a couple smaller islands. Are you maybe conflating the Aran islands with the Scottish Arran isle which is a different place that has a similar name?
I cant figure it out.. im at the part where ive set everything up, ive passed the first string throug, and now i need to raise the unheddeld section up, but it just wont raise, the strings wont pass through eachother, the yarn just seems like it gets stuck on eachother and all it does is push the heddle bundle forward.. I was so excited to try this 😩 is it just the yarn getting stuck on eachother? i feel like my heddle strings might be too short too, but theyre just not moving through eahother at all..
I've made another video just last week showing how to address this issue! Switch your heddles to a thinner yarn/thread and tie then to a stick. Hope that helps!
I love this! Thabk you for all your videos and help ❤
You are so welcome!
What was the shrinkage?
not sure how you set that up, but you shouldn't have long weft threads showing. Short weft threads yes.
I use a combination of thr baltic pick up technique and the Irish crios weaving tradition. So my weavings might not look how you are used to if you normally weave traditional batlic designs. I use a much thicker worsted weight yarn rather than the thinner threads used by most people who do baltic pickup.
I think you should change the child voice if you want your channel to grow
It's not a child's voice. It's my voice. This is just what I sound like when I speak, and I don't care to change it.
Beautiful!!!
Thank you!!!
I guess I love Holly do much I accidentally typed that out instead of Holy 😅
The Brat Bhríde is a tradition of setting out a bit cloth on Brigid's day eve to be blessed day her. I've combined the idea of the brigid cross and the Brat Bhríde in this little weaving. If you want one the link is in my bio. But you can also use any bit of cloth next year!
A Brat Bhríde is am irish tradition of leaving a cloth out on the eve of Brigids day to be blessed by her with healing and protection
Nice story😊
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I wish I could click on the link. This heddle is really neat ❤❤❤❤❤
@@Stacey.B I know youtube took away clickable links 😭 and it's very inconvenient. Thank you for the compliment ❤
I really like your band, and Brigids wise lesson❤
@@feralredhead1169 thank you 😊
Wow this is way less complicated than I thought. I’m going to a renaissance festival in about 5 months and I’m putting together a 15th century kern’s clothing (with the leine and the ionar and all that) and I’m a bit obsessive over the historical accuracy so I was hoping to weave my own crios belt and now it looks like I may be able to!
Yes! I love the saffron leine! I want to make a kern outfit someday, but I have too many things on my current make list. I've been growing saffron in hopes that when I finally get around to it I will be able to dye the leine myself!
Love the color choices. So pretty!
Yes but then you get no yummy roasted pumpkin seeds although I do love turnip too so I guess mashed turnip would be good too
I absolutely LOOOOOOOOVE those shoes
Thank you!
Beautiful band and story. What brand of loom do you have?
Thank you! Its a Schacht inkle loom!
@@scianhayes Beautiful
i really want to start making crios but what loom do i start with?
I use an inkle loom. I have a tutorial for the traditional style of weaving without a loom on the foot from the Aran Islands. Some people also use backstrap weaving. I would say with a loom is much easier but on the foot you don't need any equipment to start.
I like the ease of doing it this way but I'm afraid one of them might get pulled out. Making dog collars and that would be bad.
I was afraid of that at first too but have had absolutely no troubles for the year I've been doing it. You can also carry both the old weft and the new weft through several passes together and it will be extra strong. But also do whatever method makes you feel happy and safe in your work 🥰
Damn, Frodo got a glow up since moving with the Elves to the Undying lands
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The ruana is a traditional colombian garment which is generally a bit shorter and differently decorated than mine. Also I know my pronunciation is off pls forgive me. Its meant to be more like Roo-ahh-nah.
The ruana is a traditional Colombian garment! Also I realize my pronunciation is off pls forgive me. It's meant to be more like Roo-ahh-nah
My girlfriend loves anything to do with yarn and wool. She is an avid crocheter at the moment. She is amazing in every way possible and I want to marry her. As soon as I am financially stable of course. I have had this dream of doing a proper handfasting ceremony with a real crios. (I'm of Irish descent.) I wanted to buy a crios one day for our wedding. But buying them and shipping them to South Africa is insanely expensive. After watching this video, I think it would be more romantic to weave one myself. I'm definitely going to try and follow this tutorial. Thank you so much for a fantastic video. Would it at all be possible to post a link to the finished product? As a reference.
Making one yourself is a lovely idea! I was just working on this one for demonstration and didn't actually finish it 😅 so I don't actually have the finished band to show you. I do have another video that shows how to finish the edges though.
Hi! This tutorial was fantastic-have you found a reliable method to calculate shrinkage? I'm wondering what amounts of yarn I'll need to cut. Thanks!
I normally weave on an inkle loom which makes a weaving the same as on the foot so I would guess has simular shrinkage. I usually loose just under 10% to shrinkage on my loom. You also have to add some length for the finishings. And at a certain point towards the end it becomes unweavable because the warps are too close to the end. I usually warp 116 inches and end up with a woven band of about 85 inches with 6 inches of braids or fringe on the ends. You can also loose a couple inches in wet finishing but that depends on the fiber of the yarn you use. I use wool and have only ever lost a 2-3 inches total in length and about 1/16th inch in width when wet finishing.
Wow. Thanks. It's a great step for me to understand how it works.
Cool
Wow, thank you for posting this! I taught myself how to make criosanna a few years ago and I would have LOVED to see a video like this.
Of course! That's why I made it 🥰. I also taught myself by watching videos that weren't intended to be tutorials for beginners and figured it would be helpful to other people wanting to learn if I made a tutorial that was intended to be step by step and start to finish.
Perhaps credit the book? I'm holding a copy in my hands right now, but others might like to know what it is. "Ireland's Traditional Crafts" David Shaw-Smith 1984. He also produced the documentary series "Hands" from the 1970s and 1980s which you can find on UA-cam. I'm editing a book right now written by own of the craftswomen he featured in the book back then.
Yes! Thank you! I posted this on multiple platforms and forgot credit the book in the description here. I really appreciate you for pointing that out.
Wait. I actually did credit the book in the description. I just assumed I hadn't when I saw your comment. I will keep it in mind though to credit materials on screen as part of a video in the future. And thank you for recommending additional materials I will definitely see if I can find the documentary series.
Those are so pretty
Thank you!
Love this xx
Super cool ❤❤❤
What a thoughtful individual! This is such an impressive gesture to include the underprivileged in your earnings through a creative hobby!! Stay blessed my dear crafter ❤️❤️
🥰 thank you for your kind words!
@@scianhayes stay blessed darling ❤️❤️