Really Awesome walkthrough Mary! Thanks - gonna have to try this on a scrap blank to practice for sure! Also, appreciate the explanation on "locking the thread down", was struggling to understand that.
How wonderful, my father in law always custom painted our rods, but he was a painter. My wife's a seamstress, she going to love this! Thanks so much for the tutorials. You definitely gained a few more subscribers today! Beautiful work ❣️
I thought so, I have an older CPW with the dryer, I switched over to al’s stands and really like them so I got the carriage too. I haven’t had a chance to really get the carriages a good work out yet.
Buenas noches aquí en España ahí no sé qué hora sería una pregunta qué hilo usas para eso tengo que anillar una caña y me gustaría saber cuál es el material muchas gracias
When you are in the fade switching between colors. They are both 'tag ends' and held just with your hands, right? And the base thread is locked into the thread carriage?
@thedecorativestudio I noticed that. I was impressed with how tightly you got everything locked down with so few wraps. Life goals right there!! Lol I've got a split grip rod I might try to do this on
@thedecorativestudio I've got the patience part down. I still run my thread through a bunch of books which can make things a bit tricky sometimes. I need to get my hands on a scrap blank to practice.
Really Awesome walkthrough Mary! Thanks - gonna have to try this on a scrap blank to practice for sure! Also, appreciate the explanation on "locking the thread down", was struggling to understand that.
Thank you. I have since changed to using the thread bobbins to keep that line from wavering. I'll have to do a revisit of this and show the changes
How wonderful, my father in law always custom painted our rods, but he was a painter. My wife's a seamstress, she going to love this! Thanks so much for the tutorials. You definitely gained a few more subscribers today! Beautiful work ❣️
🥰🥰 thank you
Wow! awesome work
Thank you
Very cool! Only ever done a 3 color fade..in one direction. Nice tutorial.
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing. Has helped me a lot with my pull throughs 😊
You're welcome!
very nice !!!
thatll look beautiful for ferrules
That's really cool artwork on a rod. I hope to try this sometime.
Thank you
Would love a tutorial on the simple chevron and also diamond. 😊❤
Incredible!
Thank you
o m g what a master
wow, this was a great tutorial!
Thank you!
Great tutorial!
Thank you!
Sweet.
Excellent advice thank you Mary
You are welcome
Are you using the original stands that come with the custom power wrap machine?
@@gregthompson995 yes I am. This particular cpw is the one before AL engling took it over so it's an original but with a dryer update
I thought so, I have an older CPW with the dryer, I switched over to al’s stands and really like them so I got the carriage too. I haven’t had a chance to really get the carriages a good work out yet.
good 💯
Is there any other way of doing this wrap? I tried it and had trouble with the long, loose threads.
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Buenas noches aquí en España ahí no sé qué hora sería una pregunta qué hilo usas para eso tengo que anillar una caña y me gustaría saber cuál es el material muchas gracias
I was using madiera 40 polyneon during this video and black prowrap
It looks like you are using all Madiera thread, could you share the color numbers so I can order them
I will have to get back to you later on that one. We are on the way to Carowinds with the kids today
When you are in the fade switching between colors. They are both 'tag ends' and held just with your hands, right? And the base thread is locked into the thread carriage?
Yes basically except when I'm in the middle of doing the fade with the 2 colors, it's in my hand and when I switch colors I lock one down
@thedecorativestudio I noticed that. I was impressed with how tightly you got everything locked down with so few wraps. Life goals right there!! Lol I've got a split grip rod I might try to do this on
@@davidmancini2198 good luck with it! Takes practice and patience but well worth it
@thedecorativestudio I've got the patience part down. I still run my thread through a bunch of books which can make things a bit tricky sometimes. I need to get my hands on a scrap blank to practice.
Me gustaría aprender, pero no entiendo inglés es una pena 😢 para mí, gracias igual
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what type of thread is used?
Madiera 40 wt