3 1/2 inch diameter not 2 1/2, right?

does any of the heat transfer up to the fingers? I want to make them for someone with arthritic fingers. Maybe do something similar with mittens with the rice further up by the fingers?

What a truly beautiful woman she reminds me of the Queen

Simplesmente amei!! 🩷

🎉🎉🎉🎉

I love watching old crafts experts, artisans.

Thanks that was awesome

the video did not let me see nothing , the women hands is on top the job. That representation how to make the loops is ok.

So adorable ❤

Great tutorial, ladies! New sub.

Thanks!

I'm going to try this ❤

1:02 If adding the strips together is so easy, why make them 15 feet long and work with those heavy balls? Why not make your starter strips some comfortable length... say 5-feet long, then double over the rod with 2.5 feet long tales? Then as you"weave" add strips as needed? 💖🌞🌵😷

What size stamps should I get? I’m new to all this and don’t know where to start and what all I need…!

Excellent video. I have been researching making rag rugs and decided that I much prefer the flat look of the rugs made with a loom. This set of looms look very well made and I 've placed an order today for a set. Looking forward to making some lovely flat rag rugs with these. I really like the versatility of having 3 sizes from the 2 looms. Also, a bonus is the portability of the loom, I can take this when we travel in the spring, summer and fall! So I guess that I will have to get busy and make the strips so I can start weaving when the looms arrive. Thank you so much for this video and the inspiration that I needed.

Buenas noches porfavor me podrías facilitar el patrón muchísimas gracias un saludo feliz noche ❤me encanta el tutorial enhorabuena felicidades un saludo feliz noche

Measurement for 15” bitty baby? Should I make the pillow smaller?

Dang it not another fun hobby to add to my already over hobbied life!! ❤

I didn't understand the second step. It looks like your braiding the pink & burgundy while going over & under???

This is Amazing! Thank you for sharing!

She was so humble.

R.I.P. Wonderful creative lady❤️❤️❤️

How to buy the looms?

Where to buy loom?

I totally forgot about the glass beads. I'm going to have to start doing that again. I miss your videos, Judi!

Poor camera angle

Great video! Love love love. Super host.

Superliked

Jeje hehehe hahaha!!!!! My ideas but good for youuuu!!!!!

My ideas from 1980's....

Old school from me 80's Aidita that's me thank you very much....recycling anything my stuff you know you can make a good room mate with elizabeth holmes.....

Nice!

What's with the (lack of) volume? Even turned up dangerously high, I couldn't hear the dialog.

Picked up a big loom at an estate sale and watched a few videos to learn. This was very well done, good camera & audio, lots of info, and kept to a nice time. I know it's 10 years old but deserves praise.

Fabulous. I would love to purchase a loom. What's the website please.

P.S. I will watch more ! From Texas!

Thanks! First grandchild in June! However, since I have been making bibs, I am fitting in friends and family! Do you ever cut the diaper to make a smaller cloth? I have been putting flannel on back of bibs.

Thank you. Beautiful 💕💕💋💐

Thanks, what a quick explanation, well done!

Thank you. Beautiful 💕

Men's silk ties are a good source of fabric for these flowers also. Thrift stores have em for cheap and if you put the word out to friends, they'd probably be happy to clean their closets of unused ties too, be sure to return the favor by giving them a beautiful finished kanasashi flower or two in return.

What a precious craft idea! Perfect for Mother's and Father's Day, or a perfect gift anytime for grandparents, doting aunts, etc.

My grandsons will love these placemats! Excellent idea and tutorials, thank you very much ladies.

Who come form school pdf link 🖇️

Do you have it translate to Spanish?

This is twining, not technically weaving.

So beautiful

Where can I buy that loom?

thanks for the tutorial! Can you add a link to the glass beads?

Wow! Janet explains this so succinctly! I just watched another lady who took 30 minutes to belabor "over/under". Thank you, Janet!