Double half hitch knot for weaving

[@TheKazadoodle]

Oh my goodness. This looks so much more stable than twining and much easier than a hem stitch. Thank you.

[@MsLaleeLoo]

I wish your videos were longer !!! Thanks so much

[@weavewithpat]

You could slow them down with the speed settings. 😂

[@theatrefilmgailee]

This was such a great tutorial. Thank you.

[@Wannaloom]

Thanks Pat! Love this stitch. The weaving with the open design in the middle at the start of the video was so pretty!

[@patriciahb9365]

Thank you Pat. I was wondering how to do this! Your instruction is appreciated.

[@NoBootyBeauty]

This down to the letter! Thank you.

[@houstonwevehadaproblem5453]

Lovely and clear. Just don't quite understand why you start off with 3 knots...? Would it be the same 3 knots rule at the start of the weaving?

[@lily99654]

Thank you for the video. Do we finish with 3 knots as well?

[@tinaheron5825]

thanks - a very clear tutorial. is it safe to cut the warp off at the knots without the weave loosing stability?

[@weavewithpat]

Yes, it is!

[@nikitaleeson3388]

Do u need to use a double over yarn

[@weavewithpat]

Hi Nikita I usually use the same thickness of yarn I am using for most of the weaving. A single strand of yarn will work as long as it isn't too slippery.

[@roulazoupanioti]

excellent!! thank you !!

[@ДаригаСмаилова]

Рахмет!

[@akashananigans2901]

Awesome video! Maybe a stupid question but once you’ve created that open design, are you able to cut the warp thread out of the middle area and tie them so it’s just a clean hole?

[@weavewithpat]

Yes you can cut the warp thread. I would suggest cutting the thread in the middle of the open section so that you can thread the ends into the back of the weaving for a neater finish. Hope this helps. Pat

[@antotombari710]

Is this the armenian knot???