Interlinking Weaving 1

[@howlingwind1937]

I found the instructions very clear thank you. It seems that others are a bit confused, I wouldn't really call it weaving, I think it's probably closer to braiding, as there is no weft, however, I maybe wrong in my thinking, at any rate it's quite interesting. I know this video was done a long time ago, but I thank you for sharing this technique anyway. Cheers!

[@LunarCherries]

This is a wonderful tutorial. Cleanly explained. Thank you so much! Can't wait to try this.

[@Inkjourney_Niki]

Hi, great vid. What is the history behind this. I recently saw a book about it, but it seems to be an old historic form of fabric making. Thanks for keeping it going.

[@DarkPhaaze]

To ease everyone's confusion, this isn't weaving, this is sprang. It says so in the description.

[@aveuch]

What happens when you meet in middle/need to bind off?

[@elizabethcool2241]

Start from the beginning. Doing the figure 8 and how u put it on the loom

[@Marny5580]

New to me! Interesting. Sent the URL to friend who is a genius with tri-loom.

[@jojoberrypie6580]

its all warp?

[@craftingweirdo6498]

Yes, Sprang is also called warp only weaving

[@yolysab3899]

I like to weaving, but I don’t know why you make it look so complicate for a simple pattern.

[@RKHageman]

Yoly Sab This is a technique called sprang. It’s not weaving

[@hazeluzzell]

Technically, this isn’t weaving... it is called ‘sprang’ and is warp twisting.

[@gerdacoetzee]

This makes no sense. Where is the weft

[@lsweeten1971]

No weft. Unless the bind off at the middle counts as weft.

[@RKHageman]

Sprang doesn’t use a weft. The fabric is formed by the warp threads interlacing.

[@margaretkemp2230]

Too complicate for beginner

[@RKHageman]

Margaret Kemp This isn’t the first video. That’s the one you need to see first.