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Watching the shuttle move is magical

I do thread bracelets and it's enough for me to not want to untie it all But damn... What you have to do is scary ._.

Ery nice

Ah, unweaving, don’t love to do it but it is so satisfying to fix that pesky error! 😊

Great points. I continue to hear the $100/shaft price myth 2 years later. I actually replied to a reddit post repeating this myth with a lot of the exact points you make in this video. Regarding number of shafts, you can always use fewer shafts in a given project. Generally (except models like the Schacht 4Now4Later) a given loom can't be expanded, so if you ever want to do more complex weaves, you would need to buy a new loom (or trade up) if you decide you want to do patterns requiring more shafts. With regard to weaving width, you can always do doubleweave to increase the weaving width, but that basically divides the effective number of shafts in half with respect to patterns. The price you pay for a used loom can be heavily dependent on location. Floor looms are generally very heavy, so a private seller isn't going to ship, which means local pickup. Thus if the area doesn't have a weaving community, demand may be low, which drives price down.

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Fiber reactive dyes, right? So pretty!

I've tried it but my breast beam is not removable, thus I can't comfortably get my hands into a good position.

I'm going to give it a try. Anything to make my life easier 😂.

I thread front to back but lay my red flat. Much easier!

So stunning. Love the pattern! how many shafts is your loom?

Margery, so beautiful! Love the iridescence you got with these colors. Tencel is such a gorgeous fiber and you have really brought out its luster!

this is going to sound wishywashy, but for me it depends on which loom I am using. With my floor looms, I like to lay the reed flat, and with my table looms, I like to sley my reed leaving it in the beater.

I thread it flat and I take 4 ends in my hand thread them in the read it's fast❤

Thank you for posting this here, as I don´t use FB at all, and this is so very helpful! Lovely designs! I put my cones out on the table too, leave them there, rearrange for days, making sure i have daylight as well as artificial light, makes a big difference. I do the same with my yarns for knitting fair isle jumpers, btw. Thank you again! All the best, Su

I’ve been struggling with this. You’ve made it very clear. Thank you!

Thank you but please next time please put the camera over you so we can see clearly what you can do! From this position is hard to understand how you are moving. Thank you again for posting anyway!

Enjoyed this video, good designs and clearly explained.

Thank you. Great tips.

Drape looks good here

I can’t see what you are doing!

Are you using a 4 shaft or 8 for the "cat" towels

Why are parts of it stringy? (I know nothing about any of this)

Thank you so much for making this! Do you have a video about which Beka loom to select?

I have tried a temple and didn't like it but I understand why others might. This was very explanatory, thank you.

Thank you so much Margery for taking the time and effort to explain! That was very helpful.😊

Bellissimi lavori brava

Hi Margery, you have such wonderful advice and teachings. Can you, at some point talk about the use of temples? I know what they are basically used for but, I don’t understand why they are used so much. I’m confused. Thank you in advance.😊

Another excellent tutorial! Thank you so much :-)

Hundreds of miles?!

Thanks. This is a beautiful weave pattern and you explained it well. Your dyed yarns are gorgeous.

Oh, can we see that slowed down?

Beautiful straps and other items. As a raw beginner I'm enjoying your video. A question:- can acrylic yarn can be used for loom weaving?

Your info is very helpful, I'm looking into getting another 4-8 shaft loom, small. I'm a newbie but so far I love weaving, using a rigid heddle loom and I'm not crazy about using the pick up sticks. By the way, I'm from Lebanon PA so we are kind of neighbors.

Used looms can have different parts than new ones, even from the same brand. They also often don't carry replacement parts for your model. Learning the hard way here.

Loved you tips and tricks, thansk 😄!

Love this idea! Thank you so much! That is a really cool bench too😊.❤

Thanks Margery. Great idea.

Well done! Thanks for sharing!

Margery, what great tips, thank you!

Beautiful work. Thank you.

You could make all of my favourite hero capes from my favourite videogame Runescape 3 like an Igneous_Kal-Mor cape would be so easy for you this is nuts!! You are one of a kind. This is very neat very long and very creative, you have clearly worked very hard, thankyou for sharing

Very vibrant colours and neat work, i know notging abiut weaving but you're clearly very skilled and i appreciate you sharing these videos with us strangers

Very wonderful setup, im only 24 and have been embroidering fir a few years, but weaving looks fun! Ill have to look more into this, but i like your channel and its very nice to see your high quality videos, thank-you

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Wow very good job I have an idea if youre ever looking for a challenge

Love it! Your so talented, I appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge, and tips you've learned. I watch all your videos. Thank you.

Cute, Is there a pattern for this one?

Cute, is there a pattern available for this one?