Elizabeth Buckley on Heading as Foundation for Well-Woven Tapestry

Elizabeth Buckley describes the process of preparing and weaving the heading for tapestry cloth on her low warp, basse-lisse, (or basse-lice), Aubusson loom.

[@mastinomama8939]

Thank you. This is immensely helpful for my Navajo rug weaving, too!

[@mariegamber]

Beautiful. I am going to start tapestry and your video is amazing.

[@maj-britmansson-brown6195]

I just purchased 'The Art Of Tapestry Weaving by Rebecca Mezoff'. From her book I got to know about Aubusson Bone/bobbin. A friend makes Inkle looms and weaving tools for Handweavers Studio in London. I asked Rob to make me 2 Aubusson Bobbins which I received yesterday, very pleased. I watch you on youtube, your podcast was very informative, gave a clear instruction on how to use these bobbins when you are blending several yarns together. Not very easy when using a butterfly. Thank you very much.

[@ksisu1324]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@elizabethbuckley8221]

You are most welcome!

[@inekedusseljee3093]

Thank you.

[@abdelmonembarakat7112]

Very good

[@theceeativelifeofana]

This is so helpful. Thank you. Quick question, when you’re at the end of the twined line, do you tie a knot to secure?

[@elizabethbuckleytapestryar1149]

Ana, yes, I do tie a square knot at the end of the row of twining.