Weaving Hopsack | and some other crafty things

I spent some time on easy 4-shaft hopsack options, all of which we fairly new to me.

[@dianathefiberfan5116]

It amazes me on how you are able to adapt..

[@LilliBlackmore]

This is so restful to watch. ❤

[@dianathefiberfan5116]

I love your weaving and the colors you've been using!! Always good to see you again.

[@marykatealsvig]

It's funny, I almost never use orange, but I've been really enjoying it

[@Pinguinpullover]

this is amazing... Thank you so much for sharing! I just bought a second heddle for my little loom (Kromski harp) and i can´t wait to get into a tangled mess ... You make it look so easy and natural. I never made a granny square but i have seen many pretty things made from them, including a cardigan. So, happy crochet and i am sure you will make something lovely. Be safe, be happy Su

[@marykatealsvig]

It will feel easy and natural for you soon too! It just takes a minute to get into a rhythm

[@Pinguinpullover]

@@marykatealsvig Once a have the loom all set up, I do hope that will happen, but alas, I neet to try to determine what I can do, right?

[@marykatealsvig]

@@Pinguinpullover that's true! A necessary step

[@Pinguinpullover]

Me again sorry.. may I ask, what do you do with the cloth once it´s done? To me, this looks like perfect project bags for any knitting or crochet project ;) Also, did you solve the sticky frames problem? If not, maybe you might try rubbing a little bit of bar soap on them where they touch wood . I use that trick for drawers in cabinets that are a bit hard to open and close and it works wonders. Have a wonderful weekend, Su

[@marykatealsvig]

This was just for practice, so I don't have a plan for the cloth. It could be cool sewn into a bag or something, I'll keep that in mind. I have not solved the issue, nor have I tried bar soap. Clever! I'll try it before my next project and see if it helps