The contrasting hem stitch looks really nice after fulling. Do you take Before and After measurements b/w loom, off, and wet finishing/steam, to see how much it shrinks for reference in future projects? I'm just starting, so I'm not sure how important that is.

Thanks for sharing your process. I hope you're still out there enjoying the creativity of Life. I found you thanks to your mention of treadl, looking for a review.

I’m personally enamored by light pink and dark brown together. And I generally don’t like most pinks.

Just found your channel, absolutely love it! Your voice is so soothing and your work is inspiring. I really want to do a project from raw fleece to woven blanket, just have to find the time!🤗 You are rekindling that dream.

Great job! You're ready for a better Loom.

I know it's an old video, but just like to say that your fabric turned out lovely, khaki colours are also good for tempering colours, and just incase you didn't know, if your warp is a sticky yarn you can use hairspray on it to smooth it out as you wind it on, and the hairspray washes out easily and doesn't stain, I do that if I'm using Mohair or even linen yarn as it can be sticky to. Thank you for sharing. Cheers from Australia!

So lovely❤

Im just finding your channel, its wonderful!!

Always happy to see you post a video here ☺️

Had such a nice time working from bare yarn to finished project! Dyers - Have you dyed for specific projects? Weavers - What are your current project plans? Please forgive my shaking in the dyeing section, I didn't yet have a good tripod for my new camera and had to hold a distance away to avoid steaming my lens🙇🙇‍♂

If you decide to do singles weaving, have lots of twist: zed for one ie warp, and S for weft. Make sure you Hot/Cold finish it several times before you dry it. It will give you a nice, balanced woven piece!

I am in the middle of weaving a scarf with superwash wool. Having never used superwash before in my weaving, I am concerned the wool will slip and slide during wet finishing; destroying the pattern. Did you have any issues when you wet finished?

Love it👏🏻❤️🇨🇦

This was so beautiful. Now I have to make my own scarf or blanket. But also, you have such a soothing voice. You really brought me joy this afternoon. 💛

Have you seen videos made by ChemKnits Tutorials on KZbin? She has wonderful videos on dying yarn and is detailed when it comes to how much yarn vs dye is used. Just in case you wanted to dive into another rabbit hole in your fiber arts journey!🤪 I found your channel last night and I’ve watched all of your videos already! Keep up the great work!

Beautiful!

I'm not a dyer, but a knitter and weaver, and I now appreciate the results even more by seeing the dying process. So much so, that two skeins will soon be in my own hands! I agree that the surprise favorite was the clean up skeins, and look forward to seeing what you create with them.

Hello, got a couple of lovely skeins, TY! I have a. Suggestion for your KZbin sources. The Bakery Bears, they do segments called My Favorite Colorways. Excellent dyer with wonderful explanations of how to do them.

Beautiful yarn!

Hello all! It's Super Bowl day for many, but for me it is just another Sunday! I hope this video is interesting! Lots of good info and a surprise in the description box <3 What did you all work on last month?? I'm already well into my February practice and will start sharing on social media late next week <3

The yarn is so beautiful I want to eat it

Next color tomorrow! These are shown in full on my TikTok and Instagram @sageandmarjoram. They’re part of my limited January Edit, releasing on my shop February 4 @ 5pm eastern💖🧞‍♀️

Sharing these in full ( up to 3 minute clips) first on my new TikTok along with other fiber and weaving shorts! Same name as here and insta, @sageandmarjoram

I really enjoy your videos. I have a 16in RHL, would love a 4 shaft table loom but it’s just not feasible right now. This year I’m planning to develop my overshot techniques and *maybe* experiment with some double weave. LOVE the colours you’re using in that first scarf, so pretty together (and don’t think I didn’t notice the matching nail polish!!)

I’m so enjoying your journey with weaving and making. those new yarns you’re dropping are🤩thank you for sharing Marj✨💕

Thank you all so much for watching! Let me know what you’re working on in 2023 🙇🏾 I’m excited to go further in drafting, restoring a floor loom, and launching a hand dyed yarn line while I experiment and play with color✨🧶

I just stumbled upon your video and it makes me want to learn to weave. I'm a spinner among other things, and I told myself no more fiber arts equipment 😆Thank you for sharing your talents 🥰

I love these videos. They're so relaxing and surprisingly informative.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts about the life updates, thanks for this video)))😊

Great job on the editing & subtitles, and weaving and showing wet finishing. Multi-talented! Sing? Play? Both?

what loom is that?

you are a wonderful artist. i especially love the first part, with the beautiful shifting hues, it looks magical.

This is awesome, I'm a spinner, weaver, artist and writer, and your video popped up on my feed and I'm definitely subscribing- greetings from NYC!! 😄🤗🗽💖🕊️🌹 Oh- can you please tell me what loom you use and where you got it - thank you! 🤗🌹

I really enjoy your voice -- it's very soothing. I read in your description that you prefer to go slowly as you talk and I think it gives the videos a very nice flowing rhythm. (Voices can really make or break video content for me.) Also, I keep all my yarn scraps too! I use hand cards to break them down into clouds of loose fiber before turning them into rolags or a batt to spin from. It can make a very lovely yarn. I'm saving all the yarns I make this way for a big weaving or knitting project.

Happy midweek! Please forgive the middle section looking at my lunchtime swatch! I recorded it for my own project record but it is just that, a little swatch! I think my swatch count is up to 16 at the moment just whenever I have a moment. This cotton swatch was on a lunch break whille cooking a quick meal. Still learned despite the mistakes creating a "Make 1"!

If your hands get uncomfortable, try the Portuguese method, so very ergonomic!!!

Nice fabric. I ❤️ gradients.

Lace with bigger yarns is beautiful, no apologies needed.

Your lace knitting looks great! I used to have problems joining for knitting in the round after casting on, but I found a technique where I swap the first and last stitches that works perfectly for me. When I’m ready to join, I slip the first stitch on the right needle (that would be the last stitch I cast on) onto the left needle, then I take the first stitch from the left needle ( that would be the first stitch I cast on) and pull it over the top of the moved stitch and onto the right needle. Then I just start knitting. So the first stitch in the round is actually the last stitch I cast on. And the last stitch in the round is actually the first stitch I cast on. It sounds a bit fussy, but one you do it it a few times it becomes easy, and it makes a perfect edge for ribbing on a hat or a top down sock.

I just found your channel and have had a lovely Sunday afternoon binge watching whilst I've been spinning. I've only dabbled in weaving a little but one day I hope to find time to do more. Thank you so much for sharing your creativity and these lovely videos. Will look forward to the next one

This was such a clear and well instructed video for beginners. Excellent teaching. Thank you! I look forward to more.

What is a gamp????

Watched again. Just beautiful!!!

this turned out so awesome! thank you for your tips - I'm going to give this a try!

loving the projects, look forward to seeing more

What’s your loom size?

I love the colours. As a new weaver I’m still practicing. Your voice is so relaxing it makes for a great video 👍🏻

Those are gorgeous--when they first came off the loom, I liked the tabby gamp best. After they were wet finished, though, I decided I like the twill one best. Congrats on the scholarship!

Grab coffee, tea, and/or some crafting and relax for a bit while I babble about weaving! I've added chapters so feel free to jump to what sounds interesting. Chapters and information in the description box 🙇🏽🙇🏽. Also - I promise my weft placement is much more even on the multishaft now 😂. This was project number 3 and golly. I was in the right ppi range, but they were not evenly spaced. Lucky I was not worried since this wool is so stretchy! It all settled into place even before wet finishing.

Lovely technique video. Very clear. I usually use both warp and weft the same thickness but I like your idea of thin warp and thick weft on a 7.5 heddle. How wide is your scarf? New subscriber here. 🧶🥰