First time tufting - A beginner's guide with Tuftinglove

[@RoeRoe123]

You are the best teacher. None better. This video was so thorough for a beginner who is going to start her first rug tomorrow 🙏 Finally! 😊 Thank you!

[@MAC35REM]

Yes, it was so informative!

[@veronicalencina359]

"you move like a robot ...piii piii ppiiii pi..." i love it 🤣

[@sage410.....]

I discovered you searching through goggles difference between cloth fabrics and your the first videos that pop up on my feed so congratulations you are now my tufting instructor I feel the need to compensate you but I must sell my first rug first to make a profit

[@zsolttorjaiwallpro2354]

You are amazing teacher 😊

[@MAC35REM]

I agree, you are a great teacher!! 😊 Thank you!

[@jessicamariana2825]

This is one of the best tufting videos that I've seen! Thanko so much for this!

[@99jjmr]

Thank you so much for this video! I could not figure out what I was going wrong and your video is the only one I have seen that discusses the need for thick yarn. Thanks!!!

[@Welshtravelled]

Thank you so much! This is so informative and useful!

[@urmieseenarine4810]

Hi thanks, you are a very good teacher I am a beginner

[@sarae316]

This is excellent. Thank you so much. Subscribed

[@anandi483]

You are such a good instructor or teacher I enjoyed your session. 🙏🏼🌈

[@jacqulinefebiun3992]

Super clear..thank you

[@wilnavoges8861]

Thank you. You are a wonderful teacher

[@jameslena8335]

Best guide thank you!

[@wahidjrahmawan9831]

THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO! :)

[@alibenhir8832]

You're so beautiful and easily get in the heart I watched many videos but you're the best

[@Crespotraveler]

You are amazing!!!!!

[@jackelinechorny9703]

Love your videos! Please keep up!

[@oliviapower6503]

Great tutorial. Thank you Jenni n Bjorn

[@Heyjaybird]

Love the accent sound a but Norwegian 😀

[@emartificial]

Very helpful thank you ❤

[@flaviacis]

Thanks! I love your channel! Help me a lot!

[@Tuftinglove]

Happy to help! :)

[@ekaterinazaytseva58]

Thank you! A very nice tutorial

[@Sheepshame]

Blowing my mind that you can just hang your gun on the fabric like that… 😳

[@Tuftinglove]

This seems to be a hidden secret, many people don't know. But i find it the savest way to park the machine during the process :)

[@elenipapavasileiou5038]

@@Tuftinglove hello and thanks for the brilliant video. I also noticed that - do these guns have a hook that allows you to hang them on the fabric? Thank you!

[@Tuftinglove]

@@elenipapavasileiou5038 Yes they do :) in the front on the right side, just on the scissors closing mechanism :) Not all the replicas of the original AK-I and AK-II do have it tho.

[@elenipapavasileiou5038]

@@Tuftinglove oooh interesting! Also interesting to know about other versions of these guns. I guess a legitimate seller would sell the version with the hook? Thank you again, love your videos👍

[@Tuftinglove]

@@elenipapavasileiou5038 yes, the ones without the hooks are usually cheap replicas that we get a lot of questions/ cries for help for. Seems the quality there is very inconsistent. That's why we only sell machines from the original manufacturer, even if they might be a tiny bit more expensive, but they're reliable :)

[@plushedelica]

Thank you! Cosy workshop :)

[@orianathaureaux4231]

Thank you so much for this video, it was really helpful

[@Heyjaybird]

Tyvm

[@shahineali5011]

شكرا لك

[@davidbarrantes6629]

great tutorial and tips, thank you!! Can you please talk about the Rug carving part when tufting with the loop pile machine? This step seems to be only necessary when using the cut pile?

[@Tuftinglove]

Hey David, The Carving machine is really to carve 3d elements into your cut pile rug. If you use it on the loop pile rug you are going to cut open sone of the loops and some not. That can be interesting from a texture point of view, but shortening the loop pile is not possible after tufting, since you will be just cutting the loop open at one point.

[@Mauricio-so1rm]

Do the nails that grip the primary fabric have to be in a angle? Or can it be 90° ?

[@Tuftinglove]

It can also be 90‘ the angle just helps you while stretching because the tuftingcloth slips over it. This makes it easier to stretch. it will still work with 90‘ nails tho.

[@Heyjaybird]

Can you make a link .for best place for tuft guns..please

[@Tuftinglove]

You can buy our original AK-I on www.tuftinglove.com :) we do ship worldwide

[@studiorhi_no]

Hi! What are the dimensions of the frame that you use?

[@Tuftinglove]

The Dimensions are defined by the rug you wnat to tuft. This one is for rugs the sice of 50 x 70cm and is about 70cm in height and 100cm wide in total. In our experience that's the maximum size of tabletop frames that work without any extra structural support in depth.

[@spider5380]

Where do you buy that tufting cloth?

[@Tuftinglove]

It‘s from our shop www.tuftinglove.com

[@kkarebear4]

🥔

[@LI3TOM3]

Jenny ma wee hero :)

[@ТатьянаБоровикова-ю9ф]

Очень нужны русские титры! Начинаю заниматься тафтингом, все, что понятно по жестам, артикуляции и манипуляции - понимаю, но есть множество нюансов, русскому человеку, без знания языка непонятны, недоступны, но важны!

[@Tuftinglove]

Привет, мы не говорим по-русски, но KZbin предоставляет автогенерируемые субтитры для всех языков, как только вы выбрали английские субтитры, вы можете зайти снова и выбрать русские через автогенерируемые субтитры. Надеюсь, это вам поможет. Я надеюсь, что этот перевод имеет смысл, я сделал его с помощью deepl.com, поэтому я не знаю, правильный ли он.

[@Alexgg248]

I want to be friends with you so bad! Lol thanks for the video! This is great!

[@josecamacho7734]

You're the best instructor (: thank you so much!!!

[@atelieterreirodapraia967]

I love your vídeos