Quick Peek at Leno

[@CaptainParalytic]

Fantastic! More of these technique videos please. Clear, concise, excellent.

[@ActonCreative]

So glad you enjoyed it!!

[@jeanniewest2649]

You’re a wonderful teacher! Thanks for being clear and getting right to the teaching.

[@ActonCreative]

That's such high praise, Jeannie! Thank you so much!

[@qiqi2692]

Jeannie is completely right about you. You are clear, friendly, inviting , passionate , no endless small talk , to the point, human. It’s a pleasure and very informative watching your videos ! We want more 👍😁🌈

[@minkademko2335]

That's cool. I've not seen that before. I want more! Well, I guess I'm going down a rabbit hole on this type of project. As a new weaver, I'll be watching many more of your videos.

[@ActonCreative]

Fabulous! I'm so glad you're here!

[@jmuehlbauer42]

Awesome! Leno is loads of fun. I like to offset each row so the warp threads follow a serpentine path. I bet mine will look better now with a floating selvage...I had not thought of that. Great tip! cheers!

[@ActonCreative]

Ooh, I love the offset row idea! I'm definitely stealing that! Brilliant!

[@darlenewilliams7526]

Thank you!!! You packed that short video full of great info and most of all inspiration! Thank you. I am warping now to try this pattern.

[@ActonCreative]

Oh yay!! I'm so glad it was helpful for you!

[@anadelrosario1970]

Thank you very much,the way you teach make it much easier

[@ActonCreative]

I'm so glad it was helpful for you!

[@janstoll8881]

Very nice. I am on my 2nd warp/ project so I’ll keep this in mind

[@ActonCreative]

That's fantastic, Jan!!

[@VVDCS]

Pickup stick stuff! I was gonna try this this with a doubleweave project out of Jennifer Moore's book! This definitely helped me visualize the whole process, and I'm glad its less complicated than my brain made it 😅

[@ActonCreative]

I'm so glad it was helpful!!

[@qiqi2692]

Super thanks 🙏 .

[@ActonCreative]

My pleasure!

[@camilorojas1744]

Love your videos. Have learned a lot. In terms of aesthetics is twill as practical as plain weave? Or you would recommend sticking to plain weave

[@ActonCreative]

Thanks so much, Camilo!! There is a lot you can do with both plain weave and twill! If you are just starting out, plain weave is the easiest to follow. But I promise twill is not complicated and you can create some beautiful patterns!

[@camilorojas1744]

@@ActonCreative I have worked twill already. I meant for Leno. Which one will render better results

[@ActonCreative]

@@camilorojas1744 I'm not sure I understand the question. What would you like to accomplish?

[@camilorojas1744]

@@ActonCreative ok. I am working on a fabric (possibly a curtain) using balanced twill. When I saw your video I asked my self if I can do Leno with my planed twill

[@ActonCreative]

@@camilorojas1744 Ah! You will get more light through your fabric using leno weave. But it'll hold together with a twill. I hope that helps!

[@githmi3782]

❤

[@maryjowolf6465]

Hi! Thought you might want to know this and I’m not trying to be rude. The opening add was offensive and a bra add. Do you have any control over the ads?

[@ActonCreative]

Hi Mary Jo! Sadly, I don't have control over the ads. My apologies!!