I love your channel. Your weavings are exquisite. I know this is an odd comment.... In one of your videos I got a look from a distance at a project calculator form that you were holding. I believe it may have been in the old Debbie Reddings' book. If it's the same form, I absolutely loved it. I cannot find it anywhere. If this is the form, would you mind emailing me a copy? Thanks so much
Hi Jill, I'm sorry for the delayed response. I missed seeing your comment earlier. The project form I use is one I developed for my own use. It's not something that I send out. I hope you have found something that works for you.
Antes quando uma pessoa dava um deslike no meu canal né tirava um escrito eu ficava triste e chorava para as vistas ficar ruim pressão ficava alta e agora eu vou assistir para desparecer minha mente Mas é isso mesmo né um bota outro tira um tira e outro bota e por aí vai ó que coisa linda esse daí todo coloridinho tudo no lugar parecendo que é contado né só pode ser que se não contar acho que não dá certo azul vermelho tudo quanto é cor lindo lindo lindo lindo bom dia
Thanks for this clear video! I’m curious, why 3cm overlap with the previous color but not with the start of the new color? I usually overlap both, folding the 3cm start of the weft in with the second pick. Also, with thicker weft yarns especially I’ve noticed things can get uneven if I join on the same side every time so I join on the other side to even that out, is that something you do at all?
Thanks for the great question. You certainly can tuck in the weft tail of the ending color, and tuck in the weft tail of the new color. I do this if the colors don’t blend well at the edge. One reason to overlap only once is to reduce the thickness of wefts at the edge. You are right that thicker weft yarns can build up at the edge. In that case, I alternate the sides for joining the threads, like you describe. By overlapping the weft only once I usually don’t have to do that, but it’s good to watch out for it. Thanks! Karen
I guess Im asking randomly but does anyone know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account? I was stupid forgot my account password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Carl Emory thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and Im trying it out atm. Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
This video was fantastic. Nowhere could I find this type of information. Thank you
Thank you! I’m so happy you found it helpful.
Thats so nice and simple! Thank you
I’m glad you find it useful! Thanks.
Thank you - that was so helpful!
Thanks for letting me know it was helpful!
I love your channel. Your weavings are exquisite. I know this is an odd comment.... In one of your videos I got a look from a distance at a project calculator form that you were holding. I believe it may have been in the old Debbie Reddings' book. If it's the same form, I absolutely loved it. I cannot find it anywhere. If this is the form, would you mind emailing me a copy? Thanks so much
Hi Jill, I'm sorry for the delayed response. I missed seeing your comment earlier. The project form I use is one I developed for my own use. It's not something that I send out. I hope you have found something that works for you.
@Karen Isenhower hi Karen, thanks for your response. I did find a pretty good calculation form. Thanks again, Jill
Hi Karen. Really nice and clear explanation. What kind of yarn and size are you using for this one? I'm aiming to make something similar. Thank you ❤️
The warp and weft threads for these towels is 22/2 Cottolin by Bockens. The towels are soft and super absorbent. Thank you!
@@karenisenhower9886 thank you so much for your answer, Karen. Your videos are very clear and helpful, please keep posting 😆❤️
Antes quando uma pessoa dava um deslike no meu canal né tirava um escrito eu ficava triste e chorava para as vistas ficar ruim pressão ficava alta e agora eu vou assistir para desparecer minha mente Mas é isso mesmo né um bota outro tira um tira e outro bota e por aí vai ó que coisa linda esse daí todo coloridinho tudo no lugar parecendo que é contado né só pode ser que se não contar acho que não dá certo azul vermelho tudo quanto é cor lindo lindo lindo lindo bom dia
Very good it's easy, thank you
Thank you, Karen.
It's my pleasure!
So pretty.
Thanks so much!
I like this way. Thank you.
Good! Glad you like it. :)
Thanks for this clear video! I’m curious, why 3cm overlap with the previous color but not with the start of the new color? I usually overlap both, folding the 3cm start of the weft in with the second pick. Also, with thicker weft yarns especially I’ve noticed things can get uneven if I join on the same side every time so I join on the other side to even that out, is that something you do at all?
Thanks for the great question. You certainly can tuck in the weft tail of the ending color, and tuck in the weft tail of the new color. I do this if the colors don’t blend well at the edge. One reason to overlap only once is to reduce the thickness of wefts at the edge. You are right that thicker weft yarns can build up at the edge. In that case, I alternate the sides for joining the threads, like you describe. By overlapping the weft only once I usually don’t have to do that, but it’s good to watch out for it. Thanks! Karen
I guess Im asking randomly but does anyone know of a trick to get back into an Instagram account?
I was stupid forgot my account password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Darian Cesar Instablaster ;)
@Carl Emory thanks so much for your reply. I found the site through google and Im trying it out atm.
Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Carl Emory it did the trick and I actually got access to my account again. I am so happy!
Thanks so much, you really help me out !
Thanks 🙏🌹
very clear~
Thank you!
you naic 😘😘😘
🌷🌹♥♥🌹🌷🌹♥♥♥
Where I can buy this loom?
This is a 120cm Glimåkra Standard countermarch loom. GlimakraUSA.com or GavGlimakra.se
@@karenisenhower9886 Thank you!🙂🙂🙂
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