You are amazing. I have watched a lot of videos and you are so entertaining. I love your personality hold me captive and make it interesting. Keep doing this videos. Thanks so much.
Awww what a lovey comment...thank you! I am not sure what the future holds for this channel but finger's crossed I can get back to sharing some more creative inspiration at some stage.
@@skycartercolour5736 I am 58 and I just took up weaving for the first time since high school. I lost my twin sister and my mom in 2020 and I know what you mean about help keeping you soon. Keep inspiring
I'm new to weaving and I'm soaking in all the tutorial videos. Yours are great! Very informative, fun, and easy to follow. I'm a crocheter, then I started macrame a couple of months ago, which led to weaving. Now I've made a blending board and I want to spin yarn next. Aaahh I need more hours in the day lol!! Too much fiber art!😁
Jenn J thank you for your feedback Jenn! .... I’m doing some freeform crochet elements at the moment that I will incorporate into a woven wall hanging. I have started to try my hand at spinning .... so far it’s a disaster 😂!
Hi Thanks for this video. I'm new to weaving and knotting. I realise this seems a simple question, but I can't seem to get the hang of how you did the knot. Probably basic, but I need to see how to do a knot slowly - appreciate your skill in doing it quickly. even a verbal description would be helpful. Thanks.
Am new to weaving. I had no idea this technique was literally knotted material (from looking at completed hangings)! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to try.
Sandra Marks It’s a wonderful craft and art form. Some weavers use macrame style knitting techniques in their weaving too so investigate that option too. Personally I just love the basic knot! Happy weaving 😊
@@skycartercolour5736 I actually started my foray into crafting with macrame two years ago. And then I saw weaving incorporated into it which brought me to weaving on a loom. I have become my "crafty" mother. I'm sure she is having a good laugh (as I was always against anything that couldn't be completed in a day).😄
Hi sky love this technique x looks hard to achieve x but you show us that it's not difficult to do x keep weaving x keep smiling x and keep safe and well x xxx
Thank you so much for sharing your technique. I am new to weaving and your videos are very helpful. I am finding it to be a fun and relaxing hobby now 🙂
You are amazing and so clever! Love this technique. Thank you for sharing your knotty genius. I am onto my fourth mini wall hanging. Sky, I am completely addicted! haha
Hi Sky!! Love your whimsical wonderful you!!! I’d really love for you to do a complete tutorial large knotting prize piece because you give me great inspiration !!! Thanks for sharing !!
Ann Newton Oooo! Good question. If you use this technique to make a rug you would most likely need to add a rubber backing (you can get a paint on rubber I think?). I don’t feel it would be washable .... I would experiment with a door mat before embarking on a large project. Also would you make ‘granny squares’ and sew together or source a large loom? Lots of elements to consider. 😊
Love your tutorial! I have such a hard time weaving bc in my adhd brain it’s too chaotic and overwhelming, but also cathartic at the same time 😂. Thanks for posting!
I loved this so much, thank you (a new huge fan) I've been weaving since march 2018 and love it so much, texture and a "pattern/design" has always been hard for me and I think everything I'm learning from you will help so much. XO
srishti drolia .... So glad you enjoyed the video. Weaving cloth for garments as opposed to wall hangings can be quite different and usually requires other types of looms. I’m sure it could be incorporated.... but it would need a bit of experimentation.
Hi! I love this, it's so much fun. I'm just wondering if you need to intersperse your knots with rows of regular tabby weave, in order for your final work to maintain its structural integrity when you take it off the loom? I've tried to do things very free-form, but then when I take it off the loom, it wilts and sort of falls in on itself 😩. Either way, thanks for sharing your experience xo
Hi Meghan, Great question! In most cases I don't BUT I do make sure that as I complete each row that I am going around every warp thread (or every second) in some way. Then when I am on the next row I take note of the alternate warp thread that I need to wrap my knotted yarn around compared to the row below, making sure I alternate (I hope that makes sense). I also push my rows down quite firmly as I go and this adds to the structural integrity. On occasion I will use plain weave in-between the knotted rows if I feel the knotted rows are not able to be compacted OR if I feel I have not woven the knotted rope around enough of the warp threads. Good luck xx
Hi Miriam, Sorry for this crazy late reply! I designed this loom and have several sizes that I sell. I started weaving on cardboard! Are you still weaving? Stay creative xx
You are amazing. I have watched a lot of videos and you are so entertaining. I love your personality hold me captive and make it interesting. Keep doing this videos. Thanks so much.
Awww what a lovey comment...thank you! I am not sure what the future holds for this channel but finger's crossed I can get back to sharing some more creative inspiration at some stage.
Awesome. Love your creativity
Thankx Betty! It certainly helps keep me sane xx
@@skycartercolour5736 I am 58 and I just took up weaving for the first time since high school. I lost my twin sister and my mom in 2020 and I know what you mean about help keeping you soon. Keep inspiring
@@bettymyers9937 So sorry to hear about those losses. Weaving is a great healer and has helped me process grief. Sending hugs xx
Okay! Your videos are pure gold. THANK YOU for imparting your knowledge.
Thank you! very sweet x
Absolutely love this. You’re amazing
Thank you so much for your selflessness in sharing your techniques ❤️
Too sweet, thank you x
This looks so fun, thank you so much for the video on the technique!!!
It totally is a LOT of fun 🤩
I'm new to weaving and I'm soaking in all the tutorial videos. Yours are great! Very informative, fun, and easy to follow. I'm a crocheter, then I started macrame a couple of months ago, which led to weaving. Now I've made a blending board and I want to spin yarn next. Aaahh I need more hours in the day lol!! Too much fiber art!😁
Jenn J thank you for your feedback Jenn! .... I’m doing some freeform crochet elements at the moment that I will incorporate into a woven wall hanging. I have started to try my hand at spinning .... so far it’s a disaster 😂!
Thank you so much! Just got a loom and I cannot wait to try this technique!!
Oh wonderful! Please share your results.... I love to see what people create. 💛
Thank you for uploading and sharing ❤
My absolute pleasure xxx
Love your techniques and your voice is quite soothing!
Lolll Thank You!!!! Ill have to start a meditation channel :)
Hi Thanks for this video. I'm new to weaving and knotting. I realise this seems a simple question, but I can't seem to get the hang of how you did the knot. Probably basic, but I need to see how to do a knot slowly - appreciate your skill in doing it quickly. even a verbal description would be helpful. Thanks.
You are great. I really enjoy your teachings. I wish I could show you some of my work. I think you would like it.
Love this technique and the simplicity of it thank you for sharing, oh and I love your quirkiness you’re my kinda tribe lol 😂
Thank you for the video. I finished my first weave this week and used your technique and loved it!
Meredith Falk Welcome to your new addiction! Thank you for watching 😊
Very cool. Thankyou.
Am new to weaving. I had no idea this technique was literally knotted material (from looking at completed hangings)! Thanks for sharing. Can't wait to try.
Sandra Marks It’s a wonderful craft and art form. Some weavers use macrame style knitting techniques in their weaving too so investigate that option too. Personally I just love the basic knot! Happy weaving 😊
@@skycartercolour5736 I actually started my foray into crafting with macrame two years ago. And then I saw weaving incorporated into it which brought me to weaving on a loom. I have become my "crafty" mother. I'm sure she is having a good laugh (as I was always against anything that couldn't be completed in a day).😄
Sandra Marks We eventually succumb to the allure of craft 😂
Hi sky love this technique x looks hard to achieve x but you show us that it's not difficult to do x keep weaving x keep smiling x and keep safe and well x xxx
Thank you Jennifer, I know, super easy right! You keep weaving your magic too 😊
Thank you so much for sharing your technique. I am new to weaving and your videos are very helpful. I am finding it to be a fun and relaxing hobby now 🙂
Thank you for the tip!
Happy to help!
I would have loved to see the final product.
Hi Bo, This was just a demo. You can see a completed knotted work here: www.skycartercolour.com.au/?lightbox=dataItem-jjqtxkc7
Enjoy!
@@skycartercolour5736 great, I'll check it out. Thank you 😊
You are amazing and so clever! Love this technique. Thank you for sharing your knotty genius. I am onto my fourth mini wall hanging. Sky, I am completely addicted! haha
That is brilliant to hear! So glad your enjoying the woven journey 🧡
Love this, thank you!! You’re account is awesome, and I love your energy!
Thank you Hannah! Keep weaving 😊
Hi Sky!!
Love your whimsical wonderful you!!!
I’d really love for you to do a complete tutorial large knotting prize piece because you give me great inspiration !!!
Thanks for sharing !!
Awww bless ya darlin! OK...a big one ...noted!
Thank you so much for generously sharing💕
You're welcome! Appreciate you watching x
Thank you sooooo much for the tutorial!!!!! 🙏🏻It really help a lot. I love you💗
Thank you for sharing I really like this. Is it possible to make a rug and would it be washable. Thank you.
Ann Newton Oooo! Good question. If you use this technique to make a rug you would most likely need to add a rubber backing (you can get a paint on rubber I think?). I don’t feel it would be washable .... I would experiment with a door mat before embarking on a large project. Also would you make ‘granny squares’ and sew together or source a large loom? Lots of elements to consider. 😊
I so enjoy these videos of yours! I just placed an order for the large loom in your Etsy shop and looking forward to a different type of loom!
Hi Dana, So glad your vibing my vids! xxxxx Let me know how you go with the loom.
Love your tutorial! I have such a hard time weaving bc in my adhd brain it’s too chaotic and overwhelming, but also cathartic at the same time 😂. Thanks for posting!
Genius!!!😍 🙌
AH you're so great! :D This is exactly what I had been looking for, thank you!! :)
Nicole Windrem Thanks for watching 😍
I loved this so much, thank you (a new huge fan) I've been weaving since march 2018 and love it so much, texture and a "pattern/design" has always been hard for me and I think everything I'm learning from you will help so much. XO
Christie Mauricio Brilliant Christie! I am so glad I have been able to add to arsenal of weaving skills.
@@skycartercolour5736 I'll send you a picture of one I did on instagram, with the knots!!
Christie Mauricio ... can’t wait 😊
Thanks so much for sharing
Thank you for watching .... Keep on making that weaving magic :)
Hello Sky, Thank you for your amazing video, very detailed and informative. Is there any way to use this technique on garments though? X
srishti drolia .... So glad you enjoyed the video. Weaving cloth for garments as opposed to wall hangings can be quite different and usually requires other types of looms. I’m sure it could be incorporated.... but it would need a bit of experimentation.
Hi! I love this, it's so much fun. I'm just wondering if you need to intersperse your knots with rows of regular tabby weave, in order for your final work to maintain its structural integrity when you take it off the loom? I've tried to do things very free-form, but then when I take it off the loom, it wilts and sort of falls in on itself 😩. Either way, thanks for sharing your experience xo
Hi Meghan, Great question! In most cases I don't BUT I do make sure that as I complete each row that I am going around every warp thread (or every second) in some way. Then when I am on the next row I take note of the alternate warp thread that I need to wrap my knotted yarn around compared to the row below, making sure I alternate (I hope that makes sense). I also push my rows down quite firmly as I go and this adds to the structural integrity. On occasion I will use plain weave in-between the knotted rows if I feel the knotted rows are not able to be compacted OR if I feel I have not woven the knotted rope around enough of the warp threads. Good luck xx
@@skycartercolour5736 Okay, makes sense! Thanks for responding 😊
Did you make that loom?
I just made a loom yesterday out of wood and nails.
Hi Miriam, Sorry for this crazy late reply!
I designed this loom and have several sizes that I sell. I started weaving on cardboard! Are you still weaving? Stay creative xx
@@skycartercolour5736 I am still working on my first project. It is more time consuming than I anticipated lol. Thanks.