how to warp an inkle loom

[@knackfulknitter]

Very good video on warping an inkle loom. Will you be showing the weaving of that pattern? I will try to find that pattern so I can follow along. Thank you for this!

[@HandicraftsAz]

Thank you! Yes, definitely there will be a video tomorrow, it's mounting right now

[@HandicraftsAz]

The pattern is here pin.it/5bpUbF4

[@AlagaiBanty]

Good video! The knot you do when you go from one color thread to another is called a 'square knot'

[@HandicraftsAz]

Thank you! I am operating with three languages, so sometimes terms are getting out of the head

[@mattsadventureswithart5764]

Called a reef knot by sailors. Isn't it wonderful how we've got so many different names for the same things?!

[@YamilecuetiaWejia]

Hola dónde concigo el telar

[@KristinaAndersson-wq7dn]

Hello! Your videos are so inspiring! My first ever inkle loom arrived last week and is assembled. I would very much like to try make the pattern in this video. Found the pattern but i have no idea what kind of yarn to get. I think you mention fiber akrylic in one of your movies. Is it possible for you to tell me what sort, brand och colour you used in this video?

[@HandicraftsAz]

Hi. Congratulations on your new loom. I use Turkish Alize Forever yarn as a warp/weft and Alize Diva as a pattern thread for Baltic and other pickup. But you can use any size 10-20 mercerized cotton crochet thread

[@KristinaAndersson-wq7dn]

​@@HandicraftsAz Hi again! Is it Alize diva stretch you use for pattern thread?

[@omalforsan941]

Your explanation is great. Can I know how long the stakes are?

[@HandicraftsAz]

The loom allows to weave up to for 2 meters long

[@clemencenoel8021]

il m a bien aide Merci

[@fatmaakkaya8192]

Türkçe ye çevirin çok iyi olur