what weight yarn or whatever it is called did you use? Knitter who has taken up weaving here.......

Your pattern diagram was so obvious just from looking at it! Love it. I'm buying a second reed now!

thank you so much for the diagramme!

Thank you so much!

I hope you come back and make more videos and tutorials!

Thank you very much for your informative videos. Your instructions are so clear and detailed but nothwithstand this I had to thread more than once the heddles to get the right sequence but at last I did it and I am so happy with the result.

Beautiful

Looming.

Thanks for the side view of shed #1. That helps a lot!

What other patterns can be woven with this threading? Thank you so much for this video I am loving the results so much!!!

I really enjoy your videos. I did the diamond twill pattern a few days ago, enjoyed that one as well. I've only been weaving a short time but find it very rewarding. Looking forward to working on this today.

Beautiful

Gorgeous

Здравствуйте. После ваших уроков я занялась проэктом. У меня всё получилось. Большое вам спасибо за обучение. 💫💥🫠

Actually. That's Liza Minelli's DNA sequence. 🤔

Such beautiful yarn makes my fingers itch😊

Love the colors!

Здравствуйте. Я увлеклась ткачеством совсем недавно. Вы мне очень помогли. Большое спасибо за ваш труд.🌿

Is the heddle in neutral?

Are both heddles in neutral when you thread them?

Thank you so much for your patience in showing us and demystifying double heddle weaving! With your calm guidance I have my warp on!....Now the fun begins....ha!

These videos are great, and I was so eager to try this! I'm . . . not sure what I did wrong -- possibly a lot of things! -- but I did not manage to make beautiful diamonds like this. I'll try again! I noticed that you didn't appear to need to catch the last thread on either side, but I needed to grab it frequently. So perhaps I just really messed up threading.

Your hair is beautiful!!

Chaille your booth has so much to offer ! you seriously do all the things!!!!

I love your stockings!!!

Finally catching up . . loving the color palette on your loom behind you !

Omg that little Christmas tree from the cone is adorable!

Such a pretty pattern! Thank you so much for your clear tutorial series. Can’t wait to try it🥰

Have I missed something, I have warped from left to right across diagram, now when I come to the threading the heddles, again I am following instructions to thread from left to right, but of course they're back to front. Have I done something wrong, because I thought I'd followed the directions correctly can anyone help?

Do you have a copy of the document, it doesn't seem to be attached to the first video or this one

As it's a twill do you need a floating selvedge thread?

Loved your projects! Thank you for sharing! 💖

The threads that only go through slots and don't go through holes won't be lifted, so they won't be part of the weave. Those threads would just be loose . There are some that don't go through holes. Can someone explain how the threads that go through only the slots will be lifted to be part of the weave?

Am I glad I found your video 😀 I made the same mistake, I also went through the wrong shaft. Thank you for sharing 👌💕

That was fantastic, I learned so much. So inspirational!

You may have answered this, but what type of loom are you using in the videos? Thx!

Very informative video. So looking forward to trying this pattern. Just a quick question. From your other responses, am I correct in assuming you used two - 10 dent heddles and sock/finger weight yarn? Thank you.

Hi, i am new to weaving and was trying to find twill weave warping (which i couldn't on KZbin) when I found this series of yours and I'm so grateful for it. You have put everything so simply that even a beginner like me can understand it all. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Hope to see more such series for rigid heddle loom.

what loom is this

For the confused, lemme save you the time of combing through comments. The repeat starts at the group of four. 2222(44222). 6:48 I spend most of the day staring at my heddle wondering why things weren't making sense. I added the group of two before the group of 4 in my repeat. >.<

Thank you soooo much for the series of videos. I can’t wait to try it out. I really want to understand the relationship behind the threading and heddle/pick up stick placements to create patterns. In other words, how one translates a pattern into the threading, heddle sequences. I’m sure that will come with time and practice.

Really silly question, but if I know what size yarn for my loom with 1 heddle, do I use a finer yarn with 2 heddles like this? As if the epi were twice as much?

There's no pdf of the pattern

Thanks so much for this series. I am a not-yet weaver and I was reluctant to buy a rigid heddle loom because I thought you couldn’t do a twill weave. You’ve revealed that with two heddles you can do a very complex weave. All it takes is a lot of concentration and patience. Have you thought about writing the heddle sequence on the forward heddle?

Have you cut the warp at the peg? How do you keep the yarns from tangling?

This is such an informative series of videos. Thank you very much. It would be great to see how you decide which slots and holes the warp threads need to go through in your diagram. May I request you to make a video on that please. TIA.

Thanks so much for the warping diagrams and clear message instructions!

Thank you so much for great videos

What is the width and length of your warp?

Thank you for a great video and for the instructions! I hope you do more!