Woven pouches on a cardboard loom
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- Corona Crafting Episode 3
A tutorial on how to use a cardboard loom to weave device pouches, complete with handle and optional button flap.
If you need a refresher on how to measure and cut your loom:
If your objects are pretty flat, like a phone or tablet, measure the width and length with a ruler. Cut the cardboard rectangle 1 inch wider than the measured width. For a pouch that ends just above the top of your device, cut the cardboard 1 inch longer than your device. You will mark and cut one of the narrow ends, which becomes the top of your loom. Mark and cut every quarter inch, with one mark/cut in one of the top corners 1/8 inch from the side.
For bulky or round items, for instance sunglasses or a water bottle, measure around the object (the circumference) at the widest point. Divide that measurement by 2, and cut your board 1 inch larger than that number. For example, if you want a glasses case and the widest point around your glasses measures 5 inches around, 5 divided by 2 equals 2.5. So add one inch, 2.5 plus 1 equals 3.5. You will cut your board 3 and a half inches wide. The length for bulky items should be the length of your item plus 1 and a half inches.
To make a pouch with a button-flap, add another 2-3 inches in length to your board beyond the original length, and for a drawstring pouch, add an extra 3-4 inches beyond the original length.
For all types of pouches, use the same marking/cutting instructions.
Thanks for crafting with me!
This is such a great tutorial ! I did not know how you could add a button hole to a bag while weaving. Thank you, for showing us so many options. You are a great teacher !
Thanx for the turorial! I made one myself for my android phone. It's beautiful!
Thank you. My Grand Daughter and I are going to do this. You are kind to put this on You Tube so we could know how to do this.
I am busy making one !
For my cell phone but without a flap (won't be too ambitious the first time).
It is fun and going well.
I did have to rewind a number of times when marking the cardboard and wrapping the yarn.
But all is good and already 1 inch done, by the time your video ended !!
Que bueno aprender gracias por compartir tus conocimientos
😊Thank you so much for this easily explained tutorial. I'm on my second bag now. The first one was a small one for a cellphone, a wallet or something but now I'm doing a bigger one for a large water bottle and it's going pretty well. Oh and also if you forget which direction to go with the next stitch you can also look at the row below the one you're doing and do the opposite direction instead of flipping the board over. Thanks again! I am enjoying this process of learning to weave.
Firstly, this weaving video is so great thankyou. I am using it to weave strapping. For example, I am going to weave Kevlar strapping in to pouches for titanium plates. I can then attach these pouches all over my body and i can also weave a handle for a titanium shield. In addition, i think thick Kevlar straps are the most suitable for weaving. This is because I need wide straps that are woven tightly as they need to hold five milimetre thick titanium plates.
Super !
After watching a few videos on cardboard weaving I kept wondering what to use it for, other than coasters or wall hanging.
Cell phone bag is ideal.
Now I can choose the size of the project and type of yarn (from my stash) for the pouch.
I did this for fun once. I used an even number of cuts on the cardboard. After weeks of messing around finishing it (I made a wooden needle just for it so I could get the weave super fine!) I had a perfect little pouch for my gold prospecting snuffer bottle to hang it around my neck. I took it off, held it up, and it fell in half. And then proceeded to turn into a string again. Needless to say, that was my first and last attempt at weaving. 😢
Thank you for making this video because this is my project in school
This is going to be fun. THANK YOU.
This is such a helpful tutorial. I've been teaching students in our TAB art room to make tiny pouches with a method like this, but your video has helped us level up!! Button flap and button hole - gaps for a drawstring - crocheting along the top. So helpful!!!
Hi there, I used this video to make my girlfriend a small pouch for valentines day and it helped SO much! I also quite enjoyed the process and will be weaving some more in the future. You've earned a subscriber :)
我很喜歡這個作品！😃🤗
Thank you. I was looking for something just like this :)
Nice work thank you for sharing 👍🏻
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Thank you. Very detailed and exact.
OK that was awesome. I am so calm after watching your video as well. I'm taking this to my 4th graders tomorrow, they will love it. Many thanks.
Thank you. ❤️
Thank you that was very helpful
wow wow is so nice
Nice
Love it!!! Thanks a Lot!
Nice i like it
Great use a hair comb push yarn down maybe
Love it!
Hi, could you explain how to have enough notches for an odd number of strings on one side and an even number on the other? Like how do I know, is it an odd or even number of notches? I tried 17 notches top and bottom but both sides had an odd number once wrapped.
Hermosooo!!
On 18:08 you didn't demonstrate how to do the knot. helppp I love this craft
I absolutely love your weaving tutorial. How much would it cost to buy a small woven pouch to go over my shoulder for holding a card and cell phone?
I would really like to make this but I don't get how to do the first part, putting the yard on one of them then skip the next! If you know how to explain it, can u explain it better?
How did you change the yarn?? I’m having trouble with that
How do you secure the bottom do you just pull the hoops tight Enough to close
Where can i buy a bent needle like yours ?
It's so interesting where can I buy your bent needle
I've seen bent tip tapestry needles in most big box stores with a yarn isle. You should be able to find a variety of both straight and bent tip tapestry needles near the crochet hooks and knitting needles.
How long did it take you to finish this?
Hi Adam
Have you you all the sides up and down
How to purchase this item
To make a flap could you just fold the loom in half with some space for one side of the cardboard?
That method might work, but the warping process will probably be a little different. Experiment with it. I'd love to see how it turns out!
Lo hice pero fallé al sacarlo cuando ya lo tenía hecho
At 18 minutes, a part important is missing.
İsn't this method from Canada's İndigenious people? It would be nice you had included that in the title or something•
your not a very good in structure you need to go throw every thing
Thank you for making this video because this is my project in school