Designing for tapestry weaving

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  • Опубліковано 26 лис 2024

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  • @lindaclum289
    @lindaclum289 6 років тому +4

    Rebecca, Thank you for this. Especially inspiring is seeing the sorts of things that catch YOUR eye and then wondering what mine are. I find what I call "little weavings" very liberating right now. I don't worry about their end, I am more immersed in what I am doing now, in the moment. Whew! What a relief!

  • @christinewilkinson2631
    @christinewilkinson2631 6 років тому +1

    You are speaking right to me, Rebecca. Thanks for all your inspiration here and on your blog and in your classes.

  • @palomamensajera2202
    @palomamensajera2202 6 років тому +3

    True! very true for writers or painters is calles the fear of the white paper! in starting something to weave it happens to me the same! great video

  • @RoszCraig
    @RoszCraig 4 роки тому

    Being able to watch someone else weaving in real-time is very helpful.

  • @samwithoutlimits7766
    @samwithoutlimits7766 6 років тому +1

    I wish I had your creativity - but I'm so glad I get to enjoy yours!

  • @jomiller8813
    @jomiller8813 6 років тому

    You are such a star and inspiration, thanks so much Rebecca. Love the quirky replay bits at the end lol xxx

  • @dether3
    @dether3 3 роки тому

    This was exactly what I needed thank you.

  • @amymimurubin4821
    @amymimurubin4821 6 років тому

    This is wonderful, Rebecca. Thanks for the inspiration!

  • @angel-oh6of
    @angel-oh6of 3 роки тому

    Madam, where to buy the small loom as in the video image? thank you

  • @angelarae63
    @angelarae63 6 років тому

    Hi Rebecca! Your videos are so helpful and inspiring! I have just started weaving and I have been a spinner for a while. What size yarns do you spin for your tapestries? Are they single ply, 2-ply, etc.? How many wraps per inch? What sett are your smaller weavings? Thanks so much for taking your time to teach us!

    • @RebeccaMezoffTapestry
      @RebeccaMezoffTapestry  6 років тому +1

      Hi Angela! I recently put two posts on my blog about yarns for tapestry. What makes a good tapestry yarn was on January 25th and Can you use knitting yarn for weaving tapestry was Jan 18th. Check those out! www.rebeccamezoff.com/blog/2018/1/5/what-makes-a-good-tapestry-yarn

    • @RebeccaMezoffTapestry
      @RebeccaMezoffTapestry  6 років тому +1

      My small weavings are usually 12 epi. I weave my large pieces at 8 or 10 epi. There is actually a huge difference in those setts and the weft has to match. Lots of information about it all on my blog and I teach online classes here: www.rebeccamezoff.com/online-learning/

  • @winnielaws8673
    @winnielaws8673 5 років тому

    An inspirational and informative video, thank you

  • @samwithoutlimits7766
    @samwithoutlimits7766 6 років тому

    I am such a newbie! But so excited! I went to your website and I can't afford the retreat but I am going to watch your youtube video and hopefully I can stop considering myself a newbie in time. What is that tool you are using - it' like a manual sheddle??? I want one but I guess I'll be using just my hand. I've already purchased a loom and I've got so much cardboad to make my own. One big box that my 49" tv came in. Such beatiful patient work you do. WOW!!

    • @RebeccaMezoffTapestry
      @RebeccaMezoffTapestry  6 років тому

      Thanks Sam. You might consider a class HERE: www.rebeccamezoff.com/online-learning/

  • @lornamorrish8066
    @lornamorrish8066 4 роки тому

    do you always work with a double warp edge

    • @RebeccaMezoffTapestry
      @RebeccaMezoffTapestry  4 роки тому +1

      Almost always... depends on a few things like equipment and warping technique as well as warp size.

  • @angel-oh6of
    @angel-oh6of 3 роки тому

    merci beaucoup pour vos vidéos

  • @angel-oh6of
    @angel-oh6of 4 роки тому

    super