Removing Your Weaving Project from a Rigid Heddle Loom

[@worksofhands]

i love the expert's tip about cutting only a few of the warp threads as you go along. just makes sense.

[@anncameron496]

I echo the comments of the many new weavers who proclaim that your videos are far and away the best around! Your teaching is clear and concise. You offer great, helpful tips. You are also a wonderfully endearing person and a joy to spend time with. I couldn’t weave without you, Leo. I wouldn’t even want to try. I live in the center of the U.S.A. I hope someday to be able to visit your lovely shop in Nova Scotia. Until that day comes, please know of my very heartfelt thanks!

[@judychurchill294]

As a newbie, I love your videos and the clear way you explain everything. That scarf made from sock yarn is absolutely gorgeous x

[@sarahscott8749]

It wasn’t until the last remarks when you said you were from ns that I realized I’ve been in your shop and purchased a heddle reed from you last year! It’s a lovely shop and I’m glad to discover your videos!!!

[@CelticPurl]

Thank you for talking us through all of the steps. You definitely give the most thorough and easy to understand tutorials. 🙏🏼

[@megebigler9078]

I’m a new weaver, and I love your videos with the cricket loom. Thank you ❤

[@greeneileen]

That's beautiful! Thank you for such a steady, helpful explanation.

[@yarnfanatic]

Finished my first scarf on my 15" Cricket loom, and I could not have done it so smoothly without your videos. Thank You

[@knitawhile]

I have woven a scarf from beginning to end on my Cricket rigid heddle loom following every one of your videos. You have been wonderfully easy to follow . Thank you.

[@TanisMakesStuff]

That's so clear thank you. I think this is the best finishing video I've seen and I've watched several this afternoon!

[@ChuckXss]

Yes! I searched and clicked around for a while and wow- lots of not great options!! This one was perfect!

[@bethbarnes1897]

You are the best to watch! Thank you! I loved the slower view of tying those knots!

[@eliphs11]

I was getting giddy watching you unfurl your scarf! Thank you so much for showing how to remove the weaving project. I look forward to seeing more videos in the future and keep up the good work!

[@RedBloodyDog2023]

I’m a very new newbie as I have ordered a loom but not received it yet. I’ve been watching your videos and I must say, you explain things beautifully. I’m so eager to start making beautiful things. Thank you for being clear and using simple terminology

[@SocialContraire]

I am new to weaving. I have a 5" Mirrix for bracelets and have been wanting to try hand towels and scarves. Your videos for beginners have convinced me to purchase a 15" cricket and give it a go... ty so much for freely sharing your knowledge! i will be looking through your older videos and have notifications turned on for the new ones! Much love and light! Cheryl

[@rondelleruggiero4302]

Your videos are so helpful because you take your time so I was able to see you do something over and over which I really need to see in order to form muscle memory. Thank you.

[@eftforme]

Your videos are the best for newbie weavers. Thank you and the paper towel tube was a great tip.

[@judithkaplan-weinger6591]

Thank you. We watched your videos and just finished our first weave. Your instructions are so easy to follow!

[@trustinkimmerama]

Thanks for teaching me this! I just finished my second ever weaving project, and I was able to improve on the first one thanks to you!

[@debbylunt9617]

Wish I'd watched this before I cut my first scarf off the loom last night!! MAJOR unravelling issues 😖😂. Know better now though and won't make that mistake again! Thankyou for the video and the inspiration of your beautiful scarf.

[@kimhamilton9250]

This helped me remove my first weaving project! Great instructions and camera angle!! Love the colors and design of your scarf!!

[@annscharff7636]

Thank you for this easy to follow video. I appreciate your patient and extremely thorough style. I’m a huge fan of yours!

[@jenthulhu]

Ah this was so helpful! Nice to see someone who loves chromatic color as much as I do! :D

[@JaniBones-yl5dp]

I am a beginner weaver and have watched a lot of You Tube videos. Your videos surpass others by far and I hope that you will continue to share more weaving tips. Should I ever find myself in Nova Scotia (I live on the Central Coast of California), I will look up your shop. Thanks so much!

[@bcwatson100]

That scarf is beautiful! Very helpful video.

[@robinmanly7381]

Your videos are the best! I'm dying to see the hem stitch as I'm planning to make a table runner that would be great with a finished edge.

[@avrilgibbons9307]

Thank you so much for your videos. I took delivery of my 18inch heddle loom about a week ago. A birthday gift from my family and my Coronavirus ‘lockdown’ project! I found your videos the best to follow and love the little extra bits of info. Please do more. Looking forward to hemming edge one. Would like to know how to change yarns during weaving as well. Thanks again. Have been to Fisherman’s Cove many years ago, probably long before you started weaving! Live in the UK now. Thanks again.

[@thevioletunicornweaving]

Thank you so much! I just posted the hem stitch video and another one about changing colours during weaving. I hope those help! Be safe!

[@kevinmonceaux2101]

I watched the end of this video after watching a knitting video on acrylic yarn. From what I learned in that video, warm water wouldn't get acrylic yarn hot enough to set it. For blocking knitted acrylic pieces, steam is needed. The steam melts the acrylic slightly, and it sets when it cools. But it has to be blocked in the desired shape on the first try. Once it cools and sets, that's it. I'm looking forward to your future videos. I acquired a Kromski Harp Forte 32" rigid heddle loom a while back. I put an initial warp on it, did a little practice weaving, then got sidetracked on other hobbies. KZbin keeps trying to find more hobbies for me than I could possibly have time for. I tend to cycle through them, focusing on one or two at a time. I've cycled back around to weaving and kitting at the moment.

[@adamakaru2683]

Your scarf is, so beautiful I love it well done lady and thank you; I hope to see more of your work.

[@audreysmith5474]

Thank you for the great videos!! You make it seem doable!! I’m almost ready to try.

[@lngwth76]

This video was clear and easy to follow. Thank you so much for making it!

[@knitawhile]

I wonder if you might consider making a video on how you wet finish your scarf. Also, do you have any special ways you trim the fringe. Do you ever use a fringe winder ? Absolutely love your videos !!!!

[@jameshoeve4466]

Beautiful scarf. I love the colors.

[@lindajohnson2950]

Lovely to watch and listen! I wish I had found you earlier. Your method of removal of the projects is going to be my go to! I'm about to begin my second project, so thanks for your gentle tutelage!🥰 I would love to know the yarn and pattern!

[@eileenmaas6120]

Loving your videos. I start a rigid heddle class in 2 weeks.

[@tentonfishstick]

I was wondering if you could walk us through the planning process of a project. For example, if you wanted to make a scarf with 2 colors with a pattern of some kind, how would you calculate and plan, etc. Is there a method to it? Do you keep a chart or a list to keep things organized? Thank you so much for these videos. I don't have a loom yet because I can't afford it right now but I am very excited about trying it and your videos are a delight. =)

[@Lanettas]

Thank you so much for sharing your talent and expertise! I'm a newbie and you've helped me soooooo much!

[@loretofernandez6656]

Tus videos son una gran ayuda Muchas gracias por compartir

[@carolreynolds7335]

Thank you so much for another very clear video. Beautiful colors on the scarf. Would it be possible for you to explain ‘wet finishing’? Is it the same principle as soaking and blocking a knitted project?

[@smgramlick]

You are the greatest. Thanks for doing these videos.

[@twegmeyer]

You are an amazing instructor!

[@margaretmorrow8979]

You are a wonderful teacher.

[@feltlikeitbydebs]

Great video. Super easy to understand. Much appreciated. Debs from Down Under

[@dianathefiberfan]

Beautiful project.

[@kathylemke7854]

Wonderful video. I used your video on how to warp a rigid heddle loom to do my first warp (I am a weaving newbie). Have you done a video about how to get nice, consistent selvages?

[@phyllisbarr4766]

i wish i could visit your studio for classes. thanks for explanations/videos i am interested in learning

[@terryweaver9475]

i love your colors!!!!! thanks for the video!

[@maisygirl9448]

Thanks so much for your great tutorials.😍💐

[@moniquestevens2836]

Thanks so much for your videos. They are so clear and easy to follow. Do you have any instructional videos on using pick up sticks?

[@makemywayman]

Love your video! Thank you for sharing knowledge !

[@beautifulwake9512]

Great video again!!!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@debala6367]

Hello - your colors and pattern are beautiful. Did you have a pattern in mind as you wove or did you just create it while you worked? Thanks for the great video.

[@ChuckXss]

This was so helpful, thank you!

[@annesfeltedfriends]

Lovely instructive video. Do you use Eucalan in you wet finishing?

[@FATIMACWB]

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[@OnedayDesigns]

Thank you. Very helpful.

[@marideeryan2376]

Gorgeous!

[@ChristineVALAT]

Quelle est la taille de ce métier à tisser s'il te plait ?? et quelle est le type de fibre as tu utilisée pour ce projet ??? c'est tellement joli ces coloris et la texture me plaisent !! Merci de me dire !!!

[@judytucker2244]

Beautiful work. What size is your loom?

[@dianalimbach4584]

Fantastic!

[@conniebueche3989]

What size dent do you use for sock yarn? I have a lot of Merino super-wash I’d love to make some scarves.

[@baysword]

Why a Cricket loom rather the a Ashford? Just wondering

[@roseseaborg8135]

what kind of yarns do you use :) Im new at this. Just bought a loom :)

[@megebigler9078]

What dent did you use for the sock yarn scarf?

[@JessicaDerr-q1f]

What is the size of this loom?

[@upsidedowneagle5887]

Do you just cut off the ends in the middle of the scarf ?

[@thevioletunicornweaving]

If the project is made from natural fibres ,like wool, I will do a wet finish and then trim them off. For synthetic fibres, I just trim them off once the project is off the loom. ☺️

[@ameera087]

How to make magermint weaving scarf

[@roseseaborg8135]

where did you get your loom :)

[@thevioletunicornweaving]

I have a little shop and an a dealer for Schacht looms. ☺️