weaving under tension

I am reconsidering weave, this an original lesson from an old workshop, now public.
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[@sandypennell8323]

Thanks so much Jude. Your work is so inspirational ❤️

[@pamfrank3962]

This method is much better in my opinion. I will try this. Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial

[@debbiedix2011]

This is such an interesting technique, I love the possibilities it has, the reversibility of the finished woven cloth adds even more possibilities. Thank you for generously sharing as always Jude ❤

[@NDFleming]

Beautiful! And inspirational. Thank you for sharing your skills.

[@clothwhisperer]

😊

[@juliegolub2602]

Fabulous ideas! Thank you 🌻

[@brendafalk5162]

Wow~ What a great tutorial/challenge! Thank you.

[@bogisudioyoga]

Sooo amazing!!! Thank you for sharing!

[@angelperry1836]

Thanks for the inspiration.

[@purplescarlettopaz6754]

💜💜💜

[@DelorseLSeattle]

Thanks Jude, great tutorial!

[@clothwhisperer]

Try it!

[@colewoohoo]

I am getting ready to teach a yearlong hand sewing class thank you for these little lessons and jumping off points! Love love love your work!

[@juliapace2845]

Lovely. I must try this. You are full of inspiration.

[@clothwhisperer]

Try, it has a lot of possibility...

[@glennisd]

Even though I do my own version of this ( that I overdye-which helps keep everything stable during that process) I must try this method!

[@clothwhisperer]

It might take you places!

[@judymarkel8029]

Oh! I have to try this. Thank you

[@clothwhisperer]

😁

[@shiborigirlstudios]

so simple, even a child like me could do it! seriously though, i like that a child COULD do it with just materials they would have on hand. Love this. i think i'll try it using some pleated silk ribbon-been wondering about that for a while. now i have a good excuse.

[@miekebronckers2130]

Formidable, you seems like a natural talent, how easy you play with it. Sorry for my English but I hope you understand what I mean to say.

[@clothwhisperer]

Yes, I understand!

[@1shemann]

wonderful lesson, thank you!

[@janhulse9518]

I so love this .I just did one with K3n on her channel of slowstitch over 52 weeks. the only worry I have is ,I really do not like frayed edges. I have tried to like it and have attempted a few scrolls and a needlebook with frayed bits but it really is not me. you have taught me the invisible baste and it has saved my desire to keep learning to sew. can I do neat weaving?

[@clothwhisperer]

Sure, why not?