Woven Coasters + Interlocking Tutorial

[@bellaschouten3604]

Wat een leuk kado om te geven en te maken, bedankt voor duidelijke uitleg.

[@jenniferbrighty5120]

Hi Jenell Jenell hope you're all OK love this coaster. Great idea for coasters and love your idea of batch weaving them. Definitely a great gift idea. You seem to come up with great ideas when my mind has gone blank. Been looking forward to you being here, all week. Just to get my mojo back. Thanks again for a great idea and a great tutorial. Lots of live to you and Cody and big hugs to your pets. Jen xxxx

[@spruceandlinen]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@debbieoldham3821]

Thank you I love this tutorial and works for so much such as bookmarks and placemats!

[@spruceandlinen]

Totally, this would be great for those too!

[@susancook1617]

Lovely, thank you 😊

[@spruceandlinen]

Thank you! 😊

[@rachelm2228]

Love this! Great gift idea, thank you so much for sharing 😊

[@Titus2-3-4]

Got my 14" Beka loom today and did this design with dish cloth yarn, which is all I had on hand. A little skinny, but I did it and enjoyed it. Now to get some thicker yarn or use two strands and give it another try. Thanks for the inspiration.

[@spruceandlinen]

Awesome!!

[@ashleyenglish85]

I saw one of your weaves on Michaels DYI section and followed you from there. I’m glad I found you. I have never weaved before but I crotchet and knit so thought this would be fun!!

[@spruceandlinen]

Welcome!! Thanks for being here, weaving is a lot of fun :)

[@theatrefilmgailee]

You have so much talent and teach brilliantly. If I lived in the states I would shop your store all the time. Shipping to Europe is not an option. Happy New Year

[@katerinakaterinaki1363]

You help me very much.Thanks.🙆

[@spruceandlinen]

You're welcome 😊

[@yclana1]

This is so cool! TQ for the tutorial!

[@spruceandlinen]

You are so welcome!

[@kiraavalon534]

Such a good idea!!! For gifts!!!

[@spruceandlinen]

I think so too!

[@mavis1904]

Love it!Super cute!🥰

[@spruceandlinen]

Thank you! 🤗

[@ultramarynamania]

I literally did my first two yesterday so this video will come in handy when I do new ones🥰 perfect timing!

[@spruceandlinen]

That's awesome!! :)

[@lisawoods9391]

Just ran into your channel quite by accident today, and I LOVE your stuff!! I absolutely love this pattern! Thank you for taking the time to do these for everyone! :)

[@spruceandlinen]

Thank you so much!! Glad you're enjoying the videos 😊

[@keerthisakthi8450]

One doubt sister Why line 1 and line 2 are merged/joined

[@Ikahernandez1978]

Nice job

[@LoomKnittingQueen]

Where can i find the loom to make coasters and table placements? Which loom do you use? ❤

[@anapatriciamelipillanquina2469]

Hermoso. Una pregunta ¿cuántos centímetros de distancia hay entre una hebra y otra, en el entramado?

[@Some_Guy_Called_Raven]

Thanks for this! I know this is 3 years old, but do you have a basics video? I'm unsure about some terminology and the first and last stitch row.

[@spruceandlinen]

Check out our New To Weaving Playlist here: kzbin.info/aero/PLu7qd2uichKIsSBfFE-OJQ9ahR01AELai&si=mTRIR2XKvxdBqXA0

[@devangi2728]

Really love your video, could you please share which website do you buy your yarn, and name of different yarns

[@rlynneatymail]

I can't find any instructions about how to do 5epi warp on a 4epi loom. Any suggestions?

[@danamartin7566]

Hello! I love this pattern/technique. I get some petty good bumps that stick up where the two colors interlock. Do you have any tips to help avoid that? Thanks! 😊

[@spruceandlinen]

Hmm, I'm not sure as I haven't had that issue. Are you using thick cotton cord? If so that might be the issue.

[@danamartin7566]

⁠@@spruceandlinen I am using Sugar & Cream brand cotton medium 4 yarn. Is that too thick?

[@ctrockerbot]

What are the wooden needles you use? Where can I get those?

[@spruceandlinen]

I make them myself and sell them in my shop! You can find them here: www.etsy.com/ca/shop/SpruceAndLinen?ref=shop_sugg&section_id=27886658

[@lorrainereed597]

What size is your Beka loom?

[@karendaugherty6726]

I really like your wood needle where can I purchase one? Been admiring it for some time now.

[@spruceandlinen]

You can get them here (I make them!): spruceandlinen.com/collections/weaving-tools

[@juanitasmith6157]

Love ths video.

[@spruceandlinen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@janetlinehan3130]

Fab video, thank you. What size loom are you using please?

[@spruceandlinen]

You can check it out here: www.etsy.com/ca/listing/864724769/beka-10-weaving-frame-frame-loom-small?ref=shop_home_feat_3&frs=1

[@karendaugherty6726]

Can a twine stitch take the place of the hem stitch when finishing a weave? Also I enjoy your videos & I'm going to make these for Christmas gifts! What size cotton thread are you using? Can I use 4mm for coasters cause I have A LOT!!!

[@spruceandlinen]

For the most part, yes! BUT, for coasters like this, you would definitely want to do the twining AND knot the warp strings.

[@mistymckinney504]

I wish these videos had an estimated length for material.

[@rescueumbrella]

Where can I buy those "needles'?

[@spruceandlinen]

From my shop when I reopen on December 29th 😉 spruceandlinen.com

[@mmedaphne2642]

What type of yarn did you use for this coaster? Cotton? Wool? I started one with wool today (as soon as I received my new loom from you) but felt like my yarn was too fluffy for coasters... 🤦‍♀

[@spruceandlinen]

It’s Bernat Handicrafter Cotton- typically used for knitting or crochet dishcloths. 😊

[@aarsighelani5266]

Hey, its such a beautiful video! I just wanted to ask if the tucked ends of loose weft would come out if washed..is knotting them first a good idea?

[@spruceandlinen]

Personally I wouldn't knot, as long as you tuck in the ends through a number of rows, it should all stay in place. A knot will likely show through.

[@aarsighelani5266]

@@spruceandlinen thank you!

[@nn6404]

Coasters are also a great thing to sell if somebody wants to buy a weaving but doesn't want to put down the money for a tapestry, blanket, or rug yet.

[@spruceandlinen]

Absolutely! It's always a good idea to have a range of products with a range of pricing :)

[@brainangles]

Is this also known as clasp weft weaving? Stay inspired!

[@katrin462]

I've only seen clasp weft done in a way that you pull the weft through to one side, interlock and just pull back again as far as you want it to go (where you want the colour change). It means that you always have a doubled thread though! I think that's the easier way to do it on a heddle loom