The Monk's Belt

[@carinacheralley1345]

You are doing great. Following someone else's ideas and patterns can be slow going and often very frustrating, if you have a deviation so what, (never never say "mistake"), you have just added a bit of you into your work. Nothing is set in stone, these books and patterns are not "gods". I have been a weaver 30 plus years, you are doing great.

[@kimandmoandnoelly]

Thank you! I'm currently focusing on Monk's Belt and this is a wonderful demonstration and explanation of this draft. Yey. I'll give it a go today 😊

[@johngriswold]

Thank you. You answered all my questions. Brill.

[@partyfiesta1557]

Thanks for the video! I’ve been wanting to try this technique for a long time but was having a hard time following Anne Dixon’s instructions so it’s fantastic! I’ll dress my loom thinking of you

[@suelocke3494]

Glad you found it useful.

[@hinas_for_life]

Hello from Japan! What a strange looking loom.

[@owlsongfiberarts8660]

It is called an Inkle Loom. It creates bands similar to what a kumihimo loom would.

[@Gauelyimoja]

Inkle loom with no card needed?does it work? Very beginner boght loom yesterday

[@makemywayman]

thank you ! very very useful vidéo for me i have the book and was not sure if i understood well .. thankx a lot !

[@Which-Craft]

Are we related? I always go for the more complicated patterns when I'm still learning, too. In today's episode, I'm going "easy" on myself - travelling pinwheels on the RHL. lol

[@carolgarner5971]

Nice tutorial

[@estebanbellegarde5811]

Hermoso trabajo!! ¿Cuáles son las medidas en centímetros del tejido terminado?

[@suelocke3494]

About an inch or 2.54cm.

[@estebanbellegarde5811]

Y el largo total?