Log Cabin and the Pick up Pattern

What happens when log cabin weave meets a weft float? You get a more exciting pattern! Take a detailed look at these two weaves on the rigid heddle and learn some tricks to manage them. Then get the pattern for FREE at www.poffstudio.com.

[@mariemarrs828]

This looks great!! Will rewatch before I try log cabin. Thanks

[@johnmichaels6794]

Brilliant - to the point that I just ordered two of your books! THANK YOU

[@tamarapoff.22]

Thank you! Happy weaving.

[@gerryivkovich1857]

Today is the first I have seen one of your videos. I am now subscribed and look forward to your weavings. I have been using my rigid heddle for years but only recently ventured into pick up sticks. I love the results. Thank you and God bless.

[@poffstudio3328]

Thank you!...and welcome back to the weaving world.

[@poffstudio3328]

...err, I read that wrong. You have been using your loom all along. Happy weaving!

[@jeanninej224]

Excellent instructions! Thank you!

[@gloriahernandez7787]

Thank you so much. You made it easy for a beginner like me

[@tamarapoff.22]

You are welcome. Glad to help.

[@marinamartinez6886]

Very pretty pattern. Thanks for the very clear demonstration. 👍👍👍

[@tamarapoff.22]

You are welcome! Happy weaving.

[@TarotLadyLissa]

I can’t wait to save up for a loom! I would love to get a ridged heddle table loom!!!!

[@Fangs4DaMemories]

Check to see if there is a weaving guild in your area. I picked up my first loom (20 inch Beka) with stand for $80. It really helped me start out, learn on it, make mistakes (a lot!), and save up at the same time. I just bought the 24 inch Ashford RHL and I llllllllove it!

[@cmaur811]

You are great! Happy I found you.

[@poffstudio3328]

Thank you!

[@EsteeDarla]

Awesome video. I really love those curly cues type yarn your using,did you spin that or buy the yarn like that?

[@betsyphillips6602]

Excellent teaching skills

[@poffstudio3328]

Thank you!

[@catmaaske1908]

Did you make your top? I love it!!

[@poffstudio3328]

Yes, thank you! That is a pattern in my new book, "In the Company of Fiber Artists." www.amazon.com/Company-Fiber-Artists-Creative-Inspiration/dp/099845902X/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1618669708&sr=8-1

[@eukeneaboitiz2455]

Hello, your videos have been very helpful. I am just learning to weave. I have an ashford loom. I am going through those plastic tie sticks like crazy. I think my tension was too tight, but nevertheless there must be a better method. I see that you use some kind of string instead. What are you using? Thank you so much!

[@poffstudio3328]

Hello Eukene! Thank you - glad to help. I'm a Schacht loom user and they come with Texsolv cord for apron strings. You can buy it on spools or precut if you "Google" texsolv for rigid heddle. Although it can fray over time, I think you will find it wears quite well. I don't see why you couldn't try it for your Ashford. Here's a video from Benjamin at Schacht for how they tie it on: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoGqh6ysaN9ripo. Hope that helps - Tammy

[@JanetMorganmorgana]

I found warping this up very confusing.

[@poffstudio3328]

Don't know where you are at in your weaving journey. This one is a bit beyond the first step patterns, so you may want to try this later if you are a newer weaver. If you are not, try downloading the free pattern at www.poffstudio.com/free-patterns and see if the written instructions and charts help. Best wishes.

[@JanetMorganmorgana]

@@poffstudio3328 Thank you.