So I had a disposable bamboo chopstick in my sewing stash for stuffing dolls and drilled a hole in the flat squared-off edge, bam a large, rigid, repurposed tapestry needle that cost nothing. Definitely recommend if you're weaving on a budget, but oh how I would love to get one of these gorgeous wood ones from Spruce & Linen.
HinJanelle, new to weaving…have your videos on repeat 😂. Can you do a video about fringe styles? I love what you did on your sisters weaving. My fringes are mostly chunky right now but I’d love to learn any other techniques/designs of fringe. Your teaching is really great- easy to follow along. Thank you for sharing your git with us! Patty
Really like the mason jar for containing warp thread and hanging the weaving comb around your neck ideas. I stumbled upon the fringe template idea myself pretty recently and I highly recommend it. Thanks for the video
Loved the video! I really liked the idea of the mason jar for smaller warp spools, however, I have tile floors in most of my house and never use glass. I will look for the same concept in plastic and report back. Thanks again!
Love the container idea for warping! Have to admit, I’m a little embarrassed about chasing my warp string around the room at times. This will be so much easier and faster.
If you would rather not weave flat on a table or in your lap, put your loom on a painters easel. You can adjust the angle of your work and there is an adjustable piece on the mast that you can tighten down to the top of your loom to hold it firmly in place. These easels come in all sizes from tabletop to large studio floor easels and are a lifesaver for your back and shoulders!
Thank you very much for the awesome tips and sharing your knowledge with us. I love your work! Tell me.... I have 4 cats, how do you keep your cat from trying to help! 😂 😅 🤣
Thank you for the info. I am just about to buy my first loom. What size do you suggest I start with? I would like to make various sizes of wall hangings.
That just depends on how big of weavings you'd like to make. If you want to mostly do smaller pieces I'd suggest this one: spruceandlinen.com/collections/weaving-tools/products/flat-pack-frame-loom Or a bigger option is this one: spruceandlinen.com/collections/weaving-tools/products/20-frame-loom-beka-20-delux-frame-loom-weaving-loom-table-frame-loom
So I had a disposable bamboo chopstick in my sewing stash for stuffing dolls and drilled a hole in the flat squared-off edge, bam a large, rigid, repurposed tapestry needle that cost nothing. Definitely recommend if you're weaving on a budget, but oh how I would love to get one of these gorgeous wood ones from Spruce & Linen.
I tip I discovered for storing yarn and materials is using a shoe storage thing that hangs on a door frame! This is great for small spaces!
Great idea!
HinJanelle, new to weaving…have your videos on repeat 😂. Can you do a video about fringe styles? I love what you did on your sisters weaving. My fringes are mostly chunky right now but I’d love to learn any other techniques/designs of fringe. Your teaching is really great- easy to follow along. Thank you for sharing your git with us! Patty
Really like the mason jar for containing warp thread and hanging the weaving comb around your neck ideas. I stumbled upon the fringe template idea myself pretty recently and I highly recommend it. Thanks for the video
You're welcome! Thanks for watching, glad you're taking away a couple new things!
Loved the video! I really liked the idea of the mason jar for smaller warp spools, however, I have tile floors in most of my house and never use glass. I will look for the same concept in plastic and report back. Thanks again!
I often also use a small plastic mixing bowl, that would work much better on a tile floor! 😊
Love the container idea for warping! Have to admit, I’m a little embarrassed about chasing my warp string around the room at times. This will be so much easier and faster.
hahaha, we've all been there!! So glad you won't have to chase your warp string anymore 🙌🏼
Love your videos--always helpful! Thanks so much!
You are so welcome, glad this was helpful!
Wow thanks for all of this I am a 11 year old and I am an amazing weaver thanks to you
That's great!
If you would rather not weave flat on a table or in your lap, put your loom on a painters easel. You can adjust the angle of your work and there is an adjustable piece on the mast that you can tighten down to the top of your loom to hold it firmly in place. These easels come in all sizes from tabletop to large studio floor easels and are a lifesaver for your back and shoulders!
Definitely! We have a video on that too 😊
Would love a tutorial of various weaving techniques for round looms 💚
Thank you very much for the awesome tips and sharing your knowledge with us. I love your work! Tell me.... I have 4 cats, how do you keep your cat from trying to help! 😂 😅 🤣
You’re so welcome! I just weave in a separate room most of the time 🤣
Hi! Thank you so much for your amazing videos! I was just wondering where you buy your dowels to hang your woven tapestries? Thanks!
I get mine from the hardware store! Usually Home Depot
@@spruceandlinen Thanks!
I would really like to purchase one of your weaving needles! Please advise on how or where to buy one- Thanks
spruceandlinen.com/collections/weaving-tools
Thank you for the info. I am just about to buy my first loom. What size do you suggest I start with? I would like to make various sizes of wall hangings.
That just depends on how big of weavings you'd like to make. If you want to mostly do smaller pieces I'd suggest this one: spruceandlinen.com/collections/weaving-tools/products/flat-pack-frame-loom Or a bigger option is this one: spruceandlinen.com/collections/weaving-tools/products/20-frame-loom-beka-20-delux-frame-loom-weaving-loom-table-frame-loom
Nice
LoL I use the Ikea cube storage boxes
That's a great idea too!
Oh my I didn't realize other people weave all over their house too 🤣😂
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