Bookmarked your video in every browser I use! Great demonstration and explanation. One of those 'not that difficult" but I make it that difficult weaving tasks. Hoping my next project the ends will look nice and tidy vs. chaos.

Thank you for this series. I haven’t woven in several years and your instruction has helped get me going again. Your presentation is really clear and every part is helpful.

This method is so much easier than what I’ve been doing. Thank you so much for the videos!

Very helpful- just one question- how can you tug so hard if using finer yarn that isn’t as robust as cotton?

Where can you buy the end caps and bar after you have cut a longer reed? I made 2 out of 1 and need the ends.

Suzie, this was so great, thank you!!

Thank you Suzie!

Thank you! ❤

These videos are so clear Thank you. I feel much more prepared now

The cord would a!so work for a floating end

What is the sequence of threads pulled.

Thank you for the series of video. I’ve managed to warp the loom following them. You are a great teacher.

I am reed technician in bangladesh

I missed in this video or part three that came before where you remove the blocks that you used to raise the shafts while you were threading heddles. When do you do that?

Love the info but video is so shakey i cant wstch it.

The video is too shaky. Couldn't watch it.

Not the sort of reed I was expecting! 😂what are these reeds used for?

Thank you for this video. What do you do when there is a knot in one of the warp threads?

Thank you for this video! I've always dressed my loom front to back but would like to try back to front. My biggest concern is having to lean over the breast beam to thread the heddles. I think this would really mess up my back as it seems to get easily bothered, especially by leaning over. Dressing front to back allows me to sit on a low bench between the shafts and the rear beam (I remove the warp beam) and get very close to the heddles. I'm curious what your thoughts on this are. Is there a more ergonomic way to dress back to front? Thank you so much!

Good info about the selvage edges! Smaller group of threads at edge to keep it from rolling.

This series was SO helpful. I took lessons 35 years ago and remember the basics, but your instruction and helpful hints were invaluable! The loom is dressed and I'm ready to weave! Thank you!!!!

Thank you. I have 2 used looms and your helpful hints will help me to make them better.

thank you for this tutorial! it was so helpful!

I really enjoyed your video. I think I might be able to dress my loom without my friend looking over my shoulder. Very helpful!

I have a Baby Wolf with the clips on the heddle bars in the middle. Do you have to count out the required heddles left and right of the center clips before threading? I learned on a Wolf Pub that doesn’t have this middle clip (like in the video).

I have a Baby Wolf with the clips on the heddle bars in the middle. Do you have to count out the required heddles left and right of the center clips before threading? I learned on a Wolf Pub that doesn’t have this middle clip (like in the video).

Love that you are now doing these videos!

perfect!

Wow thank you for this, just literally put my Schacht wolf pup together today....came flat packed here in UK what a job 6 hours later. But going from a ordinary loom to floor really set the old brain a bit!!!??? Understanding bits and parts, your videos are fantastic and thank you so much. Also as I said seeing you using the same loom, I could see me and hubby had assembled it correctly.

Thank you. Short, sweet, good camera angle. Very helpful.

Thanks. That's great.

This was so helpful! Thank you! I haven’t made a trip up to the shop in awhile but I am due, I need to stock up on weaving supplies. We are very lucky to have sick an amazing shop with a ton of experience to help us out.

I had no idea you guys had a KZbin! Thanks for all the information. I just picked up a 45” floor loom. It’s a big difference from a rigid heddle.

Thanks so much for this helpful series. I learned to weave at the Maude Kerns art center in Eugene when I was in high school. Ready to reconnect with the craft, though I’m pretty rusty after all those decades! Much appreciated!

Thank you!!

Know what helps a lot? Remembering to start the first pick from your dominant hand. So says the rightie who always has to hemstitch left handed because I can’t remember to start on the right. LOL!

thank you~

Thanks so much!!!!! This is so very helpful!!!!!!

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Fabulous! I had fallen down a rabbit hole and these 3 videos were exactly what I needed (and some shower curtain hooks).

I'm terrible with hemstitching. Thanks for the video. I'll be playing it over and over till I get it.

Such a great instructional video. Trying to figure out how I can secure my raddle to the top of my Ashford 24" table loom. I think this might solve some of the problems I'm having with sections twisting.

Great how-to. I have some reeds that are too long, not looking forward to shortening them! Also, it looks like the reed has a lot of rust on it. How do you deal with that?

I'm really enjoying your videos -- I keep learning. I'm bonding with my beautiful David 3 I purchased from you. What a beautiful loom. What a learning curve :-) Are you live streaming these videos? If so, do you have a set time and day that you do them?

Thank you Suzie and Suzie's helpers.

Thank you so very much!! How many ends can I fit onto a warping mill? I've always done like 10" max on my warping board...same for the mill?

Thank you for slaying as a left hander!

As a left handed, it would be wonderful to actually see you do this as a left hander. I spend so much mental energy having to “do this in reverse”! It is hard sometimes to visually turn skills around so I force myself to do it like a right handed person! Any tips for left handlers would be welcomed!!

Awesome video, thanks for sharing

Excellent video! I just found your channel. Will be looking forward to seeing more videos. Thanks!