Weaving narrow bands with a double holed heddle

[@Thewrightteacher]

Very nice, I especially liked that you added instructions for using the plain heddle!

[@durhamsilkweaver]

Thank you. I am pleased that you liked the video. happy weaving Susan J Foulkes

[@oinkoink3669]

Thank you for this explanation! I've started weaving a few years ago and recently found a double holed heddle on a market and was wondering how to use it

[@durhamsilkweaver]

I am so pleased that the video has helped. SusanJFoulkes

[@durhamsilkweaver]

Thank you Noreen. I will be very interested to see your weaving of this type of band which would work very well on your heddle.

[@jujubinks9709]

I'm looking at buying one of these and I'm so glad I found your video. Your video definitely deserves more likes!

[@durhamsilkweaver]

Thank you Juju. Enjoy your weaving exploration. Susan

[@fairefildetouspoils]

Thank you for all theese very practical and clear videos !!

[@durhamsilkweaver]

I am so pleased that you have found them useful. Happy weaving. Susan

[@Ritercrazy]

Absolutely understandable and well taught.

[@durhamsilkweaver]

Ritercrazy Thank you for your comment. Enjoy your weaving. Susan J Foulkes

[@durhamsilkweaver]

Yes. On my blog look at the section weaving with nine pattern threads. It shows a double slotted heddle on an inkle loom. durhamweaver64.blogspot.co.uk Susan J Foulkes

[@durhamsilkweaver]

The web site is listed on my other youtube video weaving narrow warp faced patterned bands. The shop is run by a small groups of crafts people in Boras in southern Sweden. Susan j Foulkes

[@Dwayne707countryliving]

hello can you please tell me how you warped the heddle for this pattern i just got a two holed heddle and would like to learn how to do this thank you

[@abcd543217]

I love your online instruction you are the best teacher!! Where can I get the book you are showing? I am in the USA. I would love to buy it. Thank you very much.

[@durhamsilkweaver]

+Maria Lathrop Hi Maria. Strands is the Journal for the Braid Society. Here is the web address www.braidsociety.com/ It is a wonderful Journal with clear detailed instructions for various crafts to do with making narrow bands. Susan

[@jodiarts]

I need to know more about your heddle! It is absolutely stunning. Can you share your resource? thanks

[@durhamsilkweaver]

Hi Jodi. It is a lovely heddle, I bought it from Vävkompaniet www.vavkompaniet.se/tools-for-textile-craft/ They ship around the world. Do check out my blog at durhamweaver64.blogspot.com/ happy weaving Susan J Foulkes

[@MaryBerryFancyFibers]

Wonderful video! Thank you. Your double hole heddle is beautiful. Where did you purchase it, if you don't mind saying?

[@Dwayne707countryliving]

or can you please tell my what page on the book you are using i bought both your books thank you

[@nicofotonl]

Good morning! Could you use the heddle with an inkle loom?

[@rigemortis]

What do you call the clamp on your belt that is holding the weave? I would like to search for and buy one. Any site recommendations?

[@durhamsilkweaver]

Hi Joeseph. It is called a band lock. I bought mine from a shop in Sweden which does mail order. It is pictured on my blog page in the equipment stockists section. durhamweaver64.blogspot.com/ I don't know which country you live in but you may find a local stockist.

[@Kayumari]

is there a way to see the society's magazine. Is it online?

[@durhamsilkweaver]

No it is sent to members of the Society. Sorry

[@carolharper268]

Is the braid Society still in operation as it doesn’t seem very up to date on their website?

[@durhamsilkweaver]

Yes the Braid Society is very active. Here is the web address thebraidsociety.wildapricot.org/ They also have a facebook group where you can share projects and ask questions about techniques. facebook.com/groups/BRAIDSandBANDS/ My latest blog shows an exhibition of work from members of the Braid Society. durhamweaver64.blogspot.com/ The Journal Strands is excellent. Do join us.