How To Weave

How to make a home made loom and wall hanging weave:)
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Remember back in grade school when you would take lil strips of paper and you would put them inside an another paper with slits.. by going over under over under ect.. then take another strip and put it through opposite the other.. and keep doing that till you had a lilll thing.. Thats weaving
I made a couple with thread and yarn. They turned out okay.. I learned what to do and what not to do. I made them all on this thing which is called a loom.
The string that holds still and is usually up and down is called your warp string. On this particular loom.. I didn't like how wide apart the warp was.. and when I double it up it made the warp all close together where they meet.. So I thought would make my own loom:)
Im using a wooden frame that I got from a thrift store. I took the Embroidery piece out.. and Daria made that embroidery piece (I don't know who she is..) but it took em from 1979 - 1983 soooo I'm going to repurpose this piece in a future project.
I position the frame with the length taller than it is wide.. and I'm going to use some nails, a ruler, and colored pencils to make the loom. (Also a drill and a hammer)
The nails are 1/8'' wide. To make the warp spaced out evenly I'm going to mark off on the bottom every 1/8" and put a nail on every other mark.
I drew a line down the middle to try and keep the holes I drill nails nice and straight. Because the nails are so big, if you don't drill holes for the nails... the wood is going to crack. If you use smaller nails you should be okay:)
When I started hammering the nails I ran into another problem. Because the nails were so close to gather it made the head of the nails touch or overlap. That would make it really hare to get the warp in-between the nails. To fix that you just stagger the nails and make ever other nail shorter than the ones its surrounded by.
I drilled every other whole a little bit deeper and hammered them all in.
Next I did the same thing on the other side... I found it was easier if I marked every 1/4", used the nails to make lil divots for the drill, and hammered in the short nails first then the tall ones.
Next the warp string. When I pick warp string I usually pick ones that don't stretch a lot. Other wise, it will make your weave shrink. I tested out using a stretchy warp on this lil weave.. and tbh it didn't shrink as much as I thought I would.. but it did a lil. so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Take your warp string. You want to start on the same amount of nails in on both sides. I tided the sting to the nail with a lil square knot and began to wrap it around the nails top to bottom.
Keep doing that till its as wide as you want your weave. on the very last string I don't tie it off yet.. I just wrap it around some nails and go back through all the strings and make sure its nice and tight. ( you want it tight enough that you can strum it but not so tight that the warp string is going to break)
So we have the width of the weave now to figure out how long we want it. I wanted it to end with 6" gap.. So I cut out a pice of poster board or card-stock that is 6" tall.
To get the card-stock in-between the warp you are going to use something call a shed stick. You can use a dowel, a paint stirrer, a ruler.. or something like that for the shed stick.
weave the shed stick in.. and then when you lift it up that will make a gap for the card stock. You will use this later when you put the yarn in.
The yarn/string that you put in between the warp sting is call the weft. To start, take like 5 lengths of the weft, and weave the shed stick in again opposite of what you have your cardstock in. Then put your weft in (I used a shuttle at first.. but I don't really like the shuttle so I'll show you in a sec how to do it with a needle). Be sure to leave a little tail. Annnnd I've hit my word cap with the descriptions:S I need to figure out CC.
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Materials used:
Warp string: amzn.to/2CtoCeW
Weft yarn: amzn.to/2ED7jK1
If you aren't using stuff from home.. here is a lil weaving kit: amzn.to/2rT2mVD (you could probably find it cheaper at like hobby lobby or something though)
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[@Mercutihoe]

I’m paying thousands of dollars in tuition to go to art school and you just literally taught me an entire unit from one of my classes in like less than 10 minutes for free

[@Shmoxd]

Call me professor shmoxd;)

[@zackmoody656]

Hahaha same, literally was thinking about my course while watching it and thinking of how much more confident I’ll be if I want to work with a loom in my studio and not waste time fucking up!! So cheers😊😊

[@peachymanaangel]

I teach fibers ay the college level and I now have a good reference video for my students.

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[@MeowMeowKapow]

Yeah son, I spent a boatload of money on art school, and then I made a half hour course on skillshare that was like half a semester of bookbinding knowledge. That's like $10,000 of knowledge for $10. I have long wondered, since graduating, if college is even a necessity in this age given that information is readily accessible if you go looking for it. (Though sometimes you need structured learning like in a school setting to even know that things exist so it's not like school is a bad thing, just a different thing.)

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This channel is literally just... bootleg crafts. Which is great since craft supplies are expensive.

[@Shmoxd]

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I love this channel so much, just cause literally every other "diy" or crafting channel is designed to be so simple but I want one where it is actually complicated, and of course because it's super well explained and so aesthetically pleasing...so yeah

[@Shmoxd]

That’s exactly what I’m going for! So thanks s’much:):)

[@dxyeart7318]

I agree with you so much! A couple years ago, most crafting channels made more complex things like bookbinding, knitting, weaving etc. But in recent years, those channels have either stopped uploading or changed to be as simple as the new and popular craft channels that just do things like slime and squishies. I'm so glad there's a channel like you that makes good quality videos and isn't conforming to the norms of youtube craft channels, and is doing things like weaving and enamel pins!

[@HobbyRat]

I really appreciate that you re-purposed Daria's piece. I mean, it's a very niche'd taste in art, but like you said; She did put 4 years of her time into making that. Mad respect for your show of compassion on that. On another note, you're so incredibly talented, you make every project look like such a breeze. I can think of at least a million ways on how I'd probably fuck this all up. Stay dope!

[@Shmoxd]

Right!? Four years is a long ass time! Hopefully I’ll be making a video for that price here soon. And thank you so much:):)

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Here here!

[@zaboomafooba]

this genuinely made me cry a little! Lol. I love it so much, especially when he signed it neared to Daria’s name. I got really emotional about it it was so cute.

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Wtf I'd say that has at least $1000 of value on if. Absolute crime to sell it for $2.

[@BootlegAdult]

Every time I pick up a new hobby it just so happens that you make a video on it that helps me to understand it better. Thank you!

[@Shmoxd]

Haha you have good tastes in hobbies;)

[@BootlegAdult]

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SAME!

[@cyanbeam]

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[@Shmoxd]

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[@casualgner9178]

my WEAVE is snatched

[@Shmoxd]

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[@marleen1]

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[@nobu9705]

I hope the weave was snatched after it was completed tho 👍

[@Saamniferu]

I truely laughed probably the first comment ever to make me laugh This was hillarious and I dont even like puns!

[@smitsiri]

break those stereotypes that men can’t do crafts!!! you kill it

[@Shmoxd]

☺️☺️

[@riodeloose3255]

Well... he isn’t a man He is THE MAN!

[@natashka1982]

Most famous artists and sculptors in history were men...

[@assrash2312]

@@natashka1982 Ye but nowadays men are considered "femenine" for being interested in art/crafts

[@joelleweetjewel9948]

​@@natashka1982 Yeah, arts like sculpting and painting were often done by men, but crafts that involved fabric (like weaving, knitting and sewing) were mostly done by women (and therefore weren't really considered art, but 'crafts')

[@siennapainter]

Nice video! My art class just finished a weaving unit so here are some of my tips! - You dont need the notched (or in this case nails) loom; you can simply wrap the warp in a figure eight shape around any frame! and then you need to make sure to tighten it a lot (which also creates little divets in the frame from where the warp was tightened). This method is helpful for beginners that might not want to make the investment into a loom; you can just use any empty frame. Do note that you do have the possibility of the sides coming in if you pull on the strings tight while weaving. (also you need to twine the warp strings) -there are many other types of weaving techniques than just over under; my favorite is the Soumak weave; its more time consuming but very pretty! -I would recommend when you start a new piece of yarn, don't start at the edge of the weaving: start in the middle so you wont be able to see the loose threads -this might just be a personal preference but I like to put some tassels at the beginning of my weaving; the same method as in this video but I like to use 3 strings per tassel to create a larger tassel (and you can put them in the middle of the weaving too and cut them down); I recommend to wrap the yarn around a book for large tassels and then cut them off for all even lengths of string and if you want shorter tassels, I like to wrap it around my phone then cut it I hope these tips help people and if you have any questions about these tips, my ig is @_yo_its_lo

[@Shmoxd]

Sienna Painter thanks so much for the tips!:) the notch less loom is genius

[@maddiemeep]

You can also use a piece of cardboard with notches cut into the side where you slide in ur warp and a hole cut in the middle so u can see ur weaving :) (shaped like a picture frame) but I did a less dense weaving than u so not sure how well that would work for stuff like this

[@helend222]

Can you make a video too, please.

[@iwillactivelyengageinpetty334]

Wait so what do you wrap the strings around without the nails?

[@suaportillo3505]

so glad you posted have been waiting forever love this channel

[@Shmoxd]

Thanks!! I got real busy for the holidays.. hopefully after I’ll get more content out 🤞🏻

[@MerMAiDeA]

I'm Native American and my grandmother taught me how to weave when I was a little girl, this reminded me of those moments. Just to say you did an amazing job and I was inspired. Thanks 👍

[@damnbro_idc]

Is no one going to acknowledge that cat?

[@Shmoxd]

Hahahah

[@ziadadis]

Where's the cat!?!?!? 😱😱😱

[@damnbro_idc]

@@ziadadis 7:32 It looks like a neighbour ran over her with a lawn mower and I love it

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I have no clue what you just did, but it was cool.

[@Shmoxd]

Haha well thanks m:)

[@dorkchops]

_This is our christmas gift_

[@Shmoxd]

🎁 🌲

[@IrkallaC]

I love that you're planning on using the needlework in a future project. Most people would just toss it out, but you're right, Daria put a lot of time into it and even if it's not to your taste, it's fantastic that you can still appreciate it.

[@marykohler3655]

Just advise from my experience I’m new to weaving and finally today after not giving up I created such a beautiful 🌸 flower loomed table cover ♥️ I’ll admit it took me several times before I got it This piece turned out so lovely it looks almost crocheted I was brave enough to take on such an advanced project It proves never let fear take over

[@RuRaynor]

This is the first video I've found early enough to think "huh, I could actually get that skillshare deal", so I just signed up. Love the video, love the eye weave. Have you tried a peg loom for knitting? I made a massive one once by drilling holes into a plank then gluing premade joining dowels into the holes. Then I made tshirt strips and joined them into yarn. To knit you wrap the yarn around the peg row by row, each row lifting the bottom loop over the top. In the end the thing I made was so heavy and had a really loose weave; it was less like a cosy blanket and more like a gladiator net!

[@Shmoxd]

Hahahahah “gladiator net” I love that. I’ll have to look into making me one of those...

[@tylerburney8576]

If you’re ever interested in giving it another shot, your pegs were probably too far apart or you were using yarn that’s too thin. It’s awesome as hell that you made a loom yourself though, seems like it took a lot of effort. Looms are pretty cheap though in my experience, you should definitely give it a shot! Knitting is super rewarding, at least to me :)

[@RuRaynor]

@@tylerburney8576 Moved house and the original got destroyed but I'm up for trying again. Using the premade joining dowels was super easy, you just drill a hole and stick them in. I think my pegs were definitely a little too far apart, but this did make it very easy to use with just your fingers rather than having to find a crochet hook every time. Next time I'll put them closer together and perhaps use multiple strands of regular knitting yarn which has more stretch. Could make some nice rugs this way.

[@salexator]

😂

[@marinazaiats]

Respect that you respect another artist's work enough to keep it and repurpose it instead of throwing it away.

[@Shmoxd]

For sure! Dalia and I are going to make a rad collab piece with that embroidery

[@RubeeRoja]

Just found this channel on a Facebook ad with a snippet of your hydro dipping project… it's already become my absolute favorite channel. Thank you for making all of these crafts simple tips (a little less daunting or complicated) and achievable for a lot of people. Often times I want to learn something new, but it seems so complicated, expensive, and time consuming that I just put it on my wish list…Thank you for your creative style. And thank you for sharing your knowledge. It's also really awesome to see a man doing a lot of these different types of art projects. Break the stereotypes.

[@viktoriiamor]

I adore how the eye design turned out😻

[@Shmoxd]

Thanks s’much:):)

[@krisheianducusin7573]

You are so underrated, you need more recognition that you deserve💕 sending all the love from the Philippines😍

[@mickeysanchez7267]

Krisheian Ducusin agreed, it’s criminal that he doesn’t get more views than he does 😭

[@Shmoxd]

Bless you guys 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

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[@CandiceArceo]

Krisheian Ducusin I’m from the Philippines too!

[@greenflamesfirestarter]

I just wanna say this is one of the most comprehensive lessons I've seen yet on how to frame weave. Thank you so much!! This is so cool

[@hazelot8009]

Your videos look so professional. 😁

[@Shmoxd]

Thaaaanks:):)

[@jexxbunz5009]

Eyeeeeee see you took your time creating this master piece!

[@beanki5474]

I'm a fashion student and I recently discovered your videos . Dude you are gold ❤ Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us ^^

[@laurenhaughey6849]

one of my favorite things about this channel is how you take us along the process of trial & error with you. it’s incredibly helpful and way more useful than if u just showed the perfect final version. mistakes are the best teacher.

[@MyUnoriginalLife]

I love that the aesthetic of this channel is like soft alternative punk arts and crafts

[@Thomas-cx6cb]

I love the eye pattern. Good job! Yes, weaving is a wonderful art. Thousands of years old. Keep it alive!!!!!

[@infinitesmall]

I LOVE how you include footage of examples, and you doing stuff to illustrate a point--like the paper weaving at the beginning, and the stretchy warp thread example. That's some above-and-beyond teaching shit that will really, really help people learn

[@jessicaogujawa2863]

Is there any craft this man has not mastered? 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@callisto5706]

im just so surprised by how patient you are! inspiring!

[@peachymanaangel]

Finally, a great weaving tutorial, that shown correct techniques. With the other loom with a 4 epi, when you double your warp to make it 8epi weave a header on the top and bottom. A header uses you’re warp thread and weave three rows or picks, this will evenly distributed your warp. Another great place to learn is to look for a local weaving guild. They love to help new weavers. Keep weaving and join us in our yarny heaven.

[@veemes]

Okay, I love the way you narrate. It's just so genuine... and funny. Love it.

[@NickCasey]

Dope work. I recently have been teaching myself to sew and been making costume pieces, nothing better than going from raw materials to a finished project.

[@Shmoxd]

I can’t agree more:)? Super satisfying

[@lejlaj876]

Lol at the creative “use” of the cat. You are a great teacher and lay out concepts so clearly and your videos are very creative and fun. Great for my short attention span. Thank you . 🙏

[@estherbauer8216]

Thank you. It’s hard to find free teaching videos for weaving for beginners. Well for anyone actually. There are a few good peeps out there that I’ve found now

[@essayellohemee]

These videos are truly a blessing because people like me interested in handicrafts have literally no other way to learn them, because the elders or whoever might have these skills are too often inaccessible, and honestly there aren't any elders that I know that could teach me stuff like this. You're doing such a great job with these💖

[@softfishy]

Your videos are some of my favorite. Your editing, humor, and creativity is awesome.

[@taranoir1646]

You're actually SO freaking incredible. I can't express how much I genuinely love your content and channel. My new favorite.

[@juliajuliax]

I'm so glad you posted this! I have an awful, ugly ass electric box on my wall and I want to cover it up with something. Framed pictures were a no no because they restrict access to the box, but since a weaved piece can be easily rolled up, it's going to be perfect! Thanks for the tutorial, now I just need to think of a design.

[@Shmoxd]

That’s a perfect idea!! Lets cover that ugly ass electric box 🙌🏻🙌🏻 haha

[@thetruecookie8115]

Your channel is basically the entire art school. Great stuff

[@lialynde]

It is always so great to see your videos! I love how dedicated and crafty you are :)

[@Lunareon]

Great to hear from you again! It's so wonderful of you to introduce an old, traditional craft like weaving to the younger generations in such a cool way.

[@Shmoxd]

🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻:)

[@whimsicalbrute9578]

I just wanna say that your respect for the previous artists work is amazing dude. I’m sure Daria would’ve been so happy to see what you could revamp with their art. Props to you for that 💖🖤

[@graveybabey]

tbh it's real refreshing to see someone doing this who's not only a dude, but focusing more on pattern + design than they focus on texture when weaving. thanks for this, keep it uuuup!

[@wata4674]

I just wanted to say thank you. I have been following you now for a long time and watching you never gets boring and the best part is that it seems to make you fun which adds to the good feeling in your videos. 👍

[@Shmoxd]

🙌🏻🙌🏻 thanks s’much:) i have lots of fun making them!

[@AnnikaVictoria24]

Waaaaaah - this is so cool!!! Whaaaaaat even!!

[@herinyeoun2582]

this is random, but i once got to see a weaved art piece(?) thing & it was very very cool. the artist weaved just one line a day, expressing how she felt that day by using thicker/thiner threads or changing the thread's color. the piece was complete after a month, and it was sorta like a visual journal. hard days made the piece lumpy, gloomy. very cool

[@Shmoxd]

Wow! I love that! Do you remember who the artist was?

[@herinyeoun2582]

no, but i think she was a south korean university student.

[@bringerofbacon3240]

Your videos are so satisfying to just lay back and binge

[@katg9865]

Your videos make me really happy, thank you for uploading! You seem like such a lovely and creative lad

[@Shmoxd]

☺️☺️

[@CoffeebreakX2]

I love that you do crafts like this. thank you

[@kimconnolly2455]

You are a great example of creativity. Well done. I enjoyed your video. Clear and easy to follow.

[@airkatmama4]

When I was trying to weave I was using these huge Bobby pins to drag my yarn through its was good for what I was making because I was changing colors often . I think I’m gonna have to start weaving again . Love your eye wall hanging ❤️

[@Shmoxd]

Ooo I like the idea of using big Bobby pins:) and thanks:)

[@angelicastyles1891]

I dont plan on ever weaving, but I like watching your hands

[@Shmoxd]

☺️☺️

[@gracefeeney981]

As someone who weaves a lot, I can appreciate all of the time and effort that you put in that eye piece! Wow! Look into a rigid heddle loom for making larger (but less detailed) pieces in half the time.

[@nothere9153]

Daria’s piece is so good!!

[@ArtyCat]

This is so fabulous, you're honestly one of the few youtube channels I really respect

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god, i love your videos sooo much! we can tell you really love everything you do ♡ your vibe is amazing, thanks for cheering me up every time i need! im here for a looong time and seeing your work being recognised is awsome. you deserve so much more! kisses from brazil ♡

[@Ambir91]

Finally an upload! We missed ya !!

[@Shmoxd]

Missed you tooooo:)

[@vt2816]

wow really nice to see a weave that has a super cool design!

[@princessjiji]

omg i've watched so many weaving videos but this is the only one i've been able to follow. thank you so much!

[@MssFrisky]

I didn't even know I wanted to do this until I saw how cool you make weaving look!

[@rachelhuynh2521]

Thanks for being so elaborate by including all those examples and making sure we don't make some certain mistakes, such quality videos!

[@Giulia4151]

Your channel is unique and the most creative that I have seen in a while! Thank you for the awesomeness ✨

[@anadu187]

dude thank you so much i know exactly what i'm going to make my bf for his birthday... not a weave it takes too much time but seeing you casually make something so cool gives me instant inspiration for a thing i'm thinking of so thanks

[@Shmoxd]

Haha hell yah!! Hand made gifts are the best:):)

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your content is always so creative and unique, love it

[@Shmoxd]

☺️☺️☺️

[@issaelhernandez809]

Cant wait to get started I always like to try to do your projects!

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I love how you put so much effort on every single project that you make

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Okay where has this channel been my whole life???😍

[@princessbatman2035]

The intro never gets old and the content is always interesting 👍🏼

[@kas3912]

You seem so patient with this tedious task and i respect that

[@serasvictoria6132]

What I love about this channel is, he does not post so many videos in a short time, which causes every thing to keep the quality high

[@turkishhash]

You make everything look so easy.Impressed.

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☺️☺️☺️

[@lisasim]

01:27 This "future project" is a must see! Stunning!

[@nekokkoko3181]

You and your products are so cool! And your intro of course! Thank you for the videos.

[@JulesTools23]

Ty so very much for sharing your awesome skill’s here!!! Excellent video tutorial!!! Cannot wait to p/u a frame, nails and GO crazy lol! Went from learning to knit, to spinning fibers, dyeing... and now further down the fantastical rabbit hole of fiber

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I’m so intrigued by you as a person and I absolutely love this channel

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I absolutely adore this channel, holy moly what a gem to find~

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[@Cellottia]

Well done, as a new weaver, that's a fabulous job! Your weaving is so even and the fabric is smooth; your selvedges haven't drawn in; and your joins are masterly!! I use a floor loom as I haven't got the patience to do tapestry like this, but you're a natural (or rather you've got a very good understanding of what's important when weaving so that the end result looks really good). I hope you go on to do lots more. (It's also Very good to see someone who isn't "an older lady", such as I am, enjoying and promoting weaving!)

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Merry Christmas 🎁🎄 @shmoxd !! 🤗to you and yours!

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This came up in my recommended and i binge watched all your vids, such great content glad i found your channel🤟🏼🤟🏼

[@elliotcade03]

i learn how to do so much through this channel and it's really cool

[@Ghost-ji2qn]

I like how he teaches you how to make things instead of just telling you to buy a bunch if fancy crap

[@mouseyhousewife]

I appreciate the quality crafting vids Shmoxd. I love how you make aesthetic, top notch crafts that look good unlike the majority of others who make cheap & nasty AF shit.

[@valimon3654]

A little tip for designs in your weave: put your design under the strings and mark dots on the strings with a marker, then put it out and start your weave. That way is easier to control the size of the figures you're working on. Great video!!

[@katrinawall4315]

I think I like your channel so much because you take items that make people go “ahhh I can’t make that at home” and then you... make it at home. This video is a good example, your enamel pin video is as well. Keep up the good shit!

[@happinessiswhatyoumakeit2376]

I think you have the commitment and patience I just don’t have😩 such nice work!

[@yaynoniponi]

Again with an amazing video! I love that you keep it simple, it’s so easy to get a grip on things you show ✌️✌️ thanks for an awesome channel!!

[@ewetoob18]

This was brilliant. You’ve really demystified it. Great job❣️ thank you for sharing your knowledge and experiences.

[@nahara8808]

Hi, i'm watching you from Saudi Arabia and I love every single thing you make. Thanks you for everything❤️

[@dilettacomini570]

this is the best channel on youtube to be really honest

[@annamadrid6117]

I love this

[@The164Silvia]

I have never seen this type of project! they are so interestig, keep going!

[@ziadadis]

This is so amazing, Bryan! Been a silent subscriber of your channel, but since the year is about to end, I just wanted to wish you a Happy Holidays and a creative 2019! 💓 Thank you for making amazing content and sharing your knowledge! 🎉🎊

[@Shmoxd]

Thank you so much:) hope you have happy holidays too 🤗

[@marianagalindo6076]

This channel is so cool. Honestly, I'm too lazy to make this stuff, but only watching you doing it it's wonderful

[@kyro5319]

And nobody is gonna talk about how amazing that intro are?

[@dylanmorgan6098]

Next a hair weve!

[@Lanteader]

Made my day when I saw you posted!

[@elmiralustiva7593]

Please make more videos about weaving!! I just found this video out today and binged watch your vids. Really inspired me to do art. Thanks!!

[@PreshKidd1887]

This is so epic. I've had this video on my recommended for a while and I'm so glad I did. Loved this work and I def want to try it out!!!! The pillows looks awesome too and I want to check out that skillshare class as well