Rigid Heddle Loom: How To Weave & Tie Off with Jeannine!

In this tutorial, Jeannine takes you through how to weave your rigid heddle loom after you have gotten in warped! If you have trouble warping your loom please scroll through our videos and you'll find a very informative and easy method for warping your loom while keeping tension even.
Jeannine also takes you through how to tie off and get your project off of your rigid heddle loom!
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[@klmlouie4238]

A big thank you . Best teacher i have ever had .

[@thebluefibertree]

Aww...thank you! I love teaching. It is very rewarding to me when I get to see the "Ah Ha" moment when everything clicks. Jeannine

[@danadanabrown]

So glad I found you!! Best tutorial I’ve seen, hands down. Thank you!

[@jeannaginasewell2254]

Thank you for your videos. ❤

[@brilandpotcake]

Excellent video! Thank you so much!

[@thebluefibertree]

Glad it was helpful!

[@alicejette5635]

Thank you for your response I do have a teacher that does loom weaving and she is having a class in January yes I need to do a class to see what possibles there is and looms,thanks again I will be watching .

[@susansparke6347]

Well, I know how to warp it now! Now to work on tension. It's been a real bugger for me.

[@thebluefibertree]

Tension can be an issue. I learned the hard way not to over tighten the warp when working the weft. It helps with the drape of the items. Jeannine

[@nenengceriwis]

Lovely video! Thank you ❤️

[@Xaforn]

Learning so much, love it! Great explanations, makes perfect sense.

[@gramcracker557]

I have watched a few of your videos and both of you are very good at explaining what you are doing. You go into step by step details🤗 I have been learning from watching both of you. Thank you. I’ll be looking into all of your past videos🤗💖

[@thebluefibertree]

You're welcome!

[@vilkascott-kitching562]

Fantastic tutorial, thanks!

[@thebluefibertree]

You're welcome!

[@MelissaWagner-mo9it]

Thank you. Good videos.

[@thebluefibertree]

You're welcome!

[@alicejette5635]

Hi. I was told to start with 15” cricket ,what is the different between the cricket and the ashford? also do most have more than one loom that could be pricy, new to me I need lots of advice,would you advice taking a class first before starting with tutorials? the tutorials are very helpful thank you for sharing.

[@thebluefibertree]

If there are classes in your area, I would highly recommend taking a class before you buy a loom. I'm going to be honest and say I started with a class and then went ahead and bought the samplet loom from Ashford and 30 days later I bought my 28-in knitter slim because I found there were things that I wanted to make that obviously my small samplet would not accommodate. You really need to take the class cuz it helps you get a better understanding of the things you can do with the loom which would help you make your decision as to which loom to buy. Just because you have a larger loom doesn't mean you have to make a large project which I think is a misnomer sometimes. I'll also be honest and say that I'm such an Ashford girl that I have never used a cricket loom. But just looking at the pictures of that loom there's really not that much difference. I think when I look at it I like how the Ashford loom is secures the heddle and a little better way when you're going into the down position I believe from what I looked at. But again I could be wrong because I've never used it. Also if there's a way to find a store that carries looms, it might be best for you to see them in person before you make your decision. Hope that information helps and I hope you have a lovely holiday season!

[@shamanicwillow]

Thank you

[@thebluefibertree]

You're Welcome!

[@shellynevard5089]

Where did you get the wooden folding table?

[@thebluefibertree]

Not sure where those came from but I know that they have them at Walmart. They're just those TV tables and I think they usually sell them two or four together. They are awesome!

[@susano66]

I have watched this video several times and do not see you show how to weave in the tails…..🤷‍♀️

[@alistair_ie]

I also notice this - the video does not show how to weave in the ends as you go and I can see no other video in the library that shows it 😫

[@thebluefibertree]

If you end your yarns on the edge of the work, you can use a darning needle to weave in the ends like you would in knitting or crochet. I will need to do a video showing how to add yarn so you don't have to weave in the ends.

[@thebluefibertree]

If you end your yarns on the edge of the work, you can use a darning needle to weave in the ends like you would in knitting or crochet. I will need to do a video showing how to add yarn so you don't have to weave in the ends.