I like this way of warping. While I don’t have an Ashford loom, I certainly can use this method on mine. 😊 Thank you.

Hoi Mrs, do you use Salvage with the Moroccan Tile weaving?. Where is the finished product?.

I am so sad I always miss your lives, but am grateful I can watch the replays. Thank you for the tips on how you sequence your hands in the weaving process 🧶🙏🏽💗

Oh my so lovely. I can't decide which I like best. Probably the green since it shows the complicated pattern better. Thanks for sharing your expertise and time.

This was a pleasure to watch! Thanks for sharing your decision making process and your tips. The scarves are both beautiful and beautifully made!

That pattern would be great for the my porch furniture! :)

I like that weave and the colors you chose are striking together. I'm getting ready to start my first huck lace project...

Thanks Grace. Pretty napkins.

How long can a project be on a tableloom? Say i wanted to weave a babywrap

Very nice video. I have no idea about this knot. Useful in tatting work.thank you.

Thanks Grace. I like how you used the bobbin with the spacers. Clever.

Thanks Grace. Elegant pattern. I do like the colored weft.

Yes, cottolin is fuzzier than cotton and smoother than regular linen for the most part. Im a long line flax fiber spinner and have successfully spun thick lace weight 2 ply wet for both the single and when plying for a smooth 2 Ply that is measured at about 42 wraps per inch in thickness. I have not yet tried it on my large loom but the small sampling loom it works well without needing any sizing or wetting.

Absolutely beautiful!

Thanks for sharing your learning process, Grace. It is encouraging to see your problem solving and perseverance. Look forward to seeing the next steps.

I very much enjoyed this video. I liked how you took us through all your thinking processes. I often spend a great deal of time on mistakes and mishaps in weaving, quilting and embroidery. It’s hard not to get discouraged during these times. But I have to agree with you, I always do come out on the other side with a lot more knowledge and experience.

As you were going thru changes in ppi and making it a tighter weave, the immediate words came out of my mouth: "Oh no! You'll run out of yarn for 2 scarves." You saw it coming as well. Great video. Great learning lesson. Thanks! PS. It's going to be beautiful for!

14:13 When you stated here that you were going to take it down to 18-19 ppi, wouldn’t that be lower than the 22 ppi the magazine and designer said it should be? Or did you mean it would be 18-19 ppi for each tabby weft and silk weft thus totaling 36-38 ppi?

Your videos always bring me so much joy! You are a great explainer and even though the pattern was confusing I didn’t get lost within the explanation! Thank you!

I do that too, with the last bit of yarn on the tubes! Never thought of the spacers though. Thanks for the improvement!

I do not have a temple but you are showing me the value of having one on hand.

Thanks for sharing your research. Very valuable.

I love the effect of the alternating patterns!

Agree! I like this one too :-)

Very interesting and informative series Grace! Thanks for sharing the results.

I really liked the staggered columns and the zebra. Quite a difference between before and after wash. Thanks for the split screens

These are so attractive, well done! 👏

I am so happy to see this. I am a novice Rigid Heddle weaver. However I've fallen in love with weaving and I really want to try rag rugs. Thanks for sharing your method of cutting the fabric. That is pretty ingenious

Sooo elegant! PS thanks for the tip on using the stiletto when sewing the hem :-)

Thanks for sharing your mistake and the solution

Your explanations are wonderful!

I would appreciate a next video from here, I'm new to weaving and your video was helping me so much to start warping my table loom but now I'm stock. 😟

I’m doing very well with this knot , thanks to you. Curious as to long it would take you to tie on say 100 ?

Wow! Thank you for sharing? What’s the size of your loom and who is the company?

I'm just wondering why you didn't bring the warp yarn through the heddle and then through the reed to begin with before winding around the peg. For a simple 1-2-3-4 tie up on a 4-shaft I would think we could pull the yarn through the first heddle and then the appropriate dent in the reed, skip heddle 2 and the second dent and then pull warp yarn through heddle 3 and the third dent. Then repeat this sequence across the warp threads and wind on as per your video. Then it seems like it would be easy to gently extract one of the two threads in each dent/heddle and rethread it into the neighboring heddle 2 or 4 and through the skipped dent next to the dent from which it was extracted. It would cut the threading time in half because half of the threads would already be properly positioned in the reed and heddle 1 & 3. I haven't tried this on a multi shaft loom with Texsolv heddles so I don't know if there would be some difficulty winding on when the yarn goes through the heddle. But in my head it seems like it could work, though I can see how the process might get confusing on looms with more than 4 shafts. I just got a new-to-me 4 shaft table loom so I think I'll give it a try.

Is that the IWeaveIt app? I have that, but I don’t use it as much as I should. Does it keep track of the treadling sequence? My loom has 4 shafts but can go up to ten.

This Strickler series of vids has me aching for an 8-shaft loom even more, haha. I'm keeping my fingers crossed to find one secondhand that's within driving distance.

Love this series!

That pattern would be lovely in 16/2

I have done this pattern from Stricklers and I loved it. I never would have thought the pattern was wrong. Thanks, for this video i will be changing the pattern in yhe Strickler book to the true pattern

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rabEe2auo8mNasksi=whIp0RyH1v9vQyYn I find the voice control useful with IWeaveIt

Thank you for showing the effect of adding the temple.

Thanks for demonstrating these different patterns out of the Strickler Book. I do like this one!!

Interesting! I love strickler but it's always a bit of a gamble. I find the Facebook strickler group helpful too. Thanks for this.

What size of yarn do you use for the hem?

Heya … so what do I do next? Do you have a video on rest of the set up? Cheers, Jo

Clever solution for your treadles. Looks sharp too!

I like the music in this one. The pattern is very pretty, too. Btw, my name is Daren. I’m a 64 year old nana with a 4 shaft floor loom. I’m not some weirdo. lol.

Wow vraiment intéressant et instructif..🤩 j'ai vraiment apprécié😍 ! merci.. je cherche l'autre vidéo que vous avez mentionné durant celle-ci.. je pourrais svp avoir le lien ? merci !👌

Aren't you a clever girl! That's a super cool idea