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Thank you. First time I saw the whole process.

Thanks for the fusible thread tip. When I use zigzag it often stretches the fabric and makes a neat hem harder. 😁. Also i love the pattern. It is beautiful.

i want one and i wannna weave also!

very nice!

Thank you for showing and breaking down how to set up in ur video before n how it weave out in this one.. I just got a 8 shaft table loom and never weave before.. I kinda went big or go home when I got my loom but I figure it would pay off in the long run lol

Gde se može kupiti ovaj razboj i koliko košta hvala

Love all the tips and tricks. Overshot patterns can be hard.

Congratulations i want to teach me

Thank you so much for sharing this. I love to watch people weave and your narration is very instructive.

Have you tried a double beat? Throw pick, beat, change to next shed and beat again. Has helped me when ppi is important

Those are gorgeous. Everytime I try overshot with a plain or a twill, my salvaged look uneven in those spots.

You are so smart! I great tutorial

Thank you for sharing and explaining this. Sometimes another viewpoint helps more than we expect.

This is so clever! Thanks for talking about the alternatives, but I agree with you that parking that dark thread is the way to go. Also, showing the work on the whiteboard is brilliant!

Thank you for showing the entire process. This gives me confidence that I can do this too. 😊

Thanks so much for your reply to my tabby/warp question. When I made these towels the first time my tabby showed too much. I was having trouble keeping the beat (ppi) tight enough. Probably I need to solve that problem rather than change the pattern. :) I’ll keep watching your videos! Thanks.

Thanks for this great video

Aside from not having a convenient way to cut fabric back in the day (pre-scissors), I can see why you'd not want to cut it or alter it. All that time and effort to end at a cutting mistake 🙊

Great trick for checking the pattern (when you change colors along it)

I wonder about Dixon’s suggestion that a finer tabby might be a good choice too. Would the warp have to be the same finer yarn as the tabby? 0:13

I'm really enjoying your Free Weaving Friday videos! I usually watch the replay so I can pause when needed but I like learning how you troubleshoot as things arise and it's lovely to have the longer form content on in the background as I work in my studio. :)

I very much appreciate that the replays of your live sessions are available!! PS I also like a wider, longer kitchen towel so I can relate to the fun step of doing the math for those adjustments!

Love this format Grace. ❤ I am weaving on my inkle loom and watching this on replay. What a pleasure and I am learning too. Bonus!

My floor jack is always getting shoved across the room when I beat harder. Our current space doesn't allow it, but where we were before, I had turned it do my back was too the wall. Two 2x4 boards cut to length acted as brakes by being placed between the wall and the loom. I had padding at either end to prevent wear and tear on walls and loom. It stopped the travelling. I have heard of looms being bolted to the floor, or a short piece of wood screwed to the floor to prevent travelling.

Intense! Can’t wait to see the finished product!! Thx for sharing :)

Very good

I'll have to add these onto my evergrowing list of things to weave. My aunt and mom really like bluebirds, and my aunt has bluebird houses on her farm

Good to see you weaving!!! I didn't catch you live, but happy to watch you weave while I weave!!!

I like the current format. As weaving is a "solitary" craft, listening to you while I'm weaving makes it less lonely. Sometimes you confirm or teach me a few tricks.

This one is a beautiful pattern.

I stopped the video and walked all over my house trying to figure out which room the cat was stuck in, and then realized the meowing was coming from the video.

You’ve got some great ideas that I haven’t learned from other channels. Ty!

I don’t do this but, boy was it a treat to watch!!!! The scarf turned out beautiful!!!!

Love the colors! Always a challenge for me 🤣👍

Where is your cross? Is it at the top or bottom or both?

Thanks for sharing! I just built a rigid heddle loom and my first project was an exercise in pain as I wholeheartedly made every mistake. I'll be threading up my next project using your technique which I'm looking forward to employing. On a side tangent, how often do you encounter static-y yarns? I've watched a few videos of yours and you've mentioned it as a frustration before. If the answer is a lot and you got roughly fifty dollars burning a hole in your pocket, anti-static fans are a thing. They're used in electronics fabrication where electro static discharge is a costly enough problem that there is a healthy market of commodity solutions to mitigate it. Search for Anti-static Ionizing ESD Fan... or any combination there of. I think you'll be pleasantly surprised by the results. <3s!

Thanks!

I am finally ready to go with the Texolv cords for the tie-ups. What length do you recommend? Sorry if you mentioned it already in your video.

Very pretty work and interesting techniques. I did not realize that I needed a fringe twister device until now.

Great video and i might finally understand a weaver’s knot!! I agree cuts out finding threading errors!! Thanks

Grace, I love these napkins so much I purchased the last three and purchased the pdf draft from you so I could make more. Would you be willing to share the wif file from iWeave it with me? If you are willing to do so, I’ll send you an email…I have your card from the purchase. You packaged it so pretty. Thank you for taking the time to do so…it’s such a nice touch! Jill

Actually it is a worsted weight Dk is a 3ply or light weight. This how I started weaving.

Hi Grace, I am wondering what program you have on your computer. Is this a dobby loom?

The blanket is coming out so beautiful! The way you were able to keep that colors straight is amazing to me. Great video. And, that's a long stretch in that reed!

That came out very pretty.

Grace, I'm so glad to see you up working at the loom. I almost spun that roving up too, but just kept using up fleeces I had instead. That blanket is gorgeous!

Beautiful!