Bill Tohee fingerweaving exhibition

Bill Tohee showing his technique of fingerweaving and discussing how he came to learn the craft and about his family background.

[@Miss-Tori]

Just love this, it reminds of sprang. My family is from Oslo Norway. I do a lot of weaving. I really enjoy the card weaving which is similar to this. You might be interested in looking at that technique. I cut the cards in squares and thread the different color yarns. As I set them up you can advance the turn on each one and it makes beautiful patterns just tuning the deck back and forth to create a shed. Love watching you work. Beautiful pieces and the beading is amazing. I like the designs.

[@chrisberry7712]

What incredible skill. It’s hypnotic to watch. This is truly an heirloom piece.

[@lisajarvis3820]

I wish the camera was looking down on your weaving

[@18sixty45]

Wished the camera angle was better, really beautiful skill

[@thickbrianq]

What a wonderful video. I finger weave but only the very basic. I'm not Iowa.

[@jennstumpf1]

This is a beautiful video and lovely tribute to the late Mr. Tohee. Much respect.. 🙏

[@JustMe-cl4qc]

Beautiful I'm looking for instructional beginners video that's not chattering chaos..

[@jennstumpf1]

Look at Taproot Video for Carol James’ class on fingerweaving. She has a different style of weaving than this (does not use thumbs to advance the weft, in other words).