I like this way to add new weft yarns. I will definitely be trying this technique the next time I run out. Thank you so much for all your helpful videos.
Thank you so much! This has become very useful when I run out of thread shortly before finishing the weave -.- I didn't want to throw away the last meter, so I just threaded a new one in with your method, and it worked fantastic!
Thank you very much, I have been a 72 year old beginner for a few days on my Inkle Loom and I was stuck because I did not know how to add a new weft thread for my first belt.. Thank you so much..😍🥰
Thanks to you I learned how to tablet weave within a day, and learned how to add a new weft thread for my very first belt :D thank you so much for putting up those amazing tutorials! Happy to see you have a tip jar
I like this way to add new weft yarns. I will definitely be trying this technique the next time I run out. Thank you so much for all your helpful videos.
Thank you so much! This has become very useful when I run out of thread shortly before finishing the weave -.-
I didn't want to throw away the last meter, so I just threaded a new one in with your method, and it worked fantastic!
Thank you very much, I have been a 72 year old beginner for a few days on my Inkle Loom and I was stuck because I did not know how to add a new weft thread for my first belt..
Thank you so much..😍🥰
Thanks to you I learned how to tablet weave within a day, and learned how to add a new weft thread for my very first belt :D thank you so much for putting up those amazing tutorials! Happy to see you have a tip jar
Oh dear me, you are leading me astray. Now I'm going to HAVE to buy that little inklet loom at Ashford ;-)
Thank you for the video. I’ve had trouble adding weft without making it obvious in the past.
I'm making my first narrow band right now (Oseberg 21) and ran out of weft! Thanks so much for this video!
I was just wondering about this!! Talk about serendipity!
I like you boo😊
Mahalo nui (thank you very much!)
Noʻu ka hauʻoli! (I hope I wrote that correctly!)
@@elewysoffinchingefeld3066 actually, we use the phrase a'ole pilikia - but direct translation is "no problem" ;o)))