Sarah Swett and Rebecca Mezoff talk about four selvedge tapestry weaving

[@annettefontijne6902]

Thank you so much Rebecca and Sarah for such a super enthusiastic, exciting and most of all inspiring webinar. It was so much fun, and you are so talented. It is truly amazing. Weave on!!! 👍🏼😊🧶

[@chrismarling5270]

Thank you so much and well done Rebecca and Sarah, I enjoyed watching this with my morning cuppa. I wouldn't have been joining the live session anyway as it was about 2 am in Australia (a bit early for me) so it was nice that you recorded it . I am currently working through your little looms course (learning heaps) and this is something I would love to try in the future.

[@ludouglas1]

I just LOVE the cardigans Sarah wears

[@ingridkorn314]

You two are absolutely awsome. I was one of those too late to get on the live webinar, so I thank you for having the fore thought to make the you tube video, which I enjoyed very much. My current question, for Sarah is: Have you ever spun/woven with Sanseviera plant, a.k.a Bowstring hemp & Motherin-law's tongue? Here on the island it is considered an "exotic invasive pest,'' & all residents are urged to get rid off it, Which I'm doing instead of weaving - sigh! If you would like some, and get Rebecca to try it , I'll be happy to send you some. After drying!!!!

[@RebeccaMezoffTapestry]

Hi Ingrid, Sarah says that no she hasn't but she'd love to see what you can make with it! An invasive pest sounds like the perfect thing to use as a material.

[@rosemary20001]

This was a fantastic webinar, thanks so much!

[@ellenshipley4564]

Thanx for reposting this.

[@jessicaarancibia6477]

I will inspired with your video ❤️

[@sharonwaddell2548]

Missed the live, but like my mother would have said, “that’s what you get for lollygagging’”