Magic Fringe Kitchen Linens

Amy creates a hand woven table runner, placemats, and square coasters using her Magic Fringe technique. She demonstrates the technique on unfinished edges as well as finished selvedge edges. This is a lovely finished edge to add to your weaving projects. You can see the full project details on our blog!
Project Tutorial: woolery.com/blog/magic-fringe-kitchen-linens/
Yarns: woolery.com/cascade-nifty-cotton-splash-yarn.html
woolery.com/cascade-nifty-cotton-yarn.html

[@Linda47Allen]

I'm a few months along on my beginning weaving journey and I'm excited to make these! Thanks for the thorough and informative tutorial.

[@cerwelt]

Excellent tutorial. So very informative and helpful. 😊

[@leneprior1044]

Fabulous simple instructions Thank you!

[@sharonmurrell9291]

This was fun to watch and informative. Thank you so much for really explaining the process so clearly.

[@paulahiatt9102]

What a timely video! When I took my placemats off the loom they would have been woefully short with hemming. I was able to salvage them by using this technique and fringing. Thank you!

[@sambabird7]

You’re a fantastic teacher! I’m not sure I can keep my machine needle in that “ditch” but I’m want to try that technique. Also, I love your color choices. Thanks! I look forward to your tutorials.

[@karswan]

I'm going to have to plan my weaving, cuz I want to make mainly placemats - like 6-8. So I'd skip the one white block and make the grey longer. Looks like 4 white blocks per placemat.

[@karswan]

So just a single stitch will hold when washed?! I've been zig-zagging. This is so much cleaner. I love your videos!

[@robynbecker3443]

Great video instruction. Very clean instructions. Not sure if I missed it but what stitch length did you have your machine set at? Thanks again. Looking forward to your next video

[@stanleystephens8025]

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