this is amazing... Thank you so much for sharing! I just bought a second heddle for my little loom (Kromski harp) and i can´t wait to get into a tangled mess ... You make it look so easy and natural. I never made a granny square but i have seen many pretty things made from them, including a cardigan. So, happy crochet and i am sure you will make something lovely. Be safe, be happy Su
Me again sorry.. may I ask, what do you do with the cloth once it´s done? To me, this looks like perfect project bags for any knitting or crochet project ;) Also, did you solve the sticky frames problem? If not, maybe you might try rubbing a little bit of bar soap on them where they touch wood . I use that trick for drawers in cabinets that are a bit hard to open and close and it works wonders. Have a wonderful weekend, Su
This was just for practice, so I don't have a plan for the cloth. It could be cool sewn into a bag or something, I'll keep that in mind. I have not solved the issue, nor have I tried bar soap. Clever! I'll try it before my next project and see if it helps
I am in China, I love to watch your videos
It amazes me on how you are able to adapt..
I love your weaving and the colors you've been using!!
Always good to see you again.
It's funny, I almost never use orange, but I've been really enjoying it
This is so restful to watch. ❤
Thanks for posting. I’m just starting with my baby wolf. And love your socks!!!!
Thank you! They're perfect for weaving because they have little sticky patches on the bottom, so they don't slide all over.
this is amazing... Thank you so much for sharing!
I just bought a second heddle for my little loom (Kromski harp) and i can´t wait to get into a tangled mess ... You make it look so easy and natural.
I never made a granny square but i have seen many pretty things made from them, including a cardigan. So, happy crochet and i am sure you will make something lovely.
Be safe, be happy
Su
It will feel easy and natural for you soon too! It just takes a minute to get into a rhythm
@@marykatealsvig Once a have the loom all set up, I do hope that will happen, but alas, I neet to try to determine what I can do, right?
@@Pinguinpullover that's true! A necessary step
Me again sorry.. may I ask, what do you do with the cloth once it´s done? To me, this looks like perfect project bags for any knitting or crochet project ;)
Also, did you solve the sticky frames problem? If not, maybe you might try rubbing a little bit of bar soap on them where they touch wood . I use that trick for drawers in cabinets that are a bit hard to open and close and it works wonders.
Have a wonderful weekend,
Su
This was just for practice, so I don't have a plan for the cloth. It could be cool sewn into a bag or something, I'll keep that in mind.
I have not solved the issue, nor have I tried bar soap. Clever! I'll try it before my next project and see if it helps