Watch Me Weave: Episode 1, Tri-loom weaving on the bias

Watch me weave a shawl using my 5-foot triangle loom from Kiss Looms.
Fabric will be woven on the bias in a twill pattern.
To purchase one of my shawls visit the shop @ www.jenerateddesigns.com
Music by: www.bensound.com

[@peterivkovich2314]

from Gerry- I've never seen a triangle loom done this way. Usually you work across the longest side and do continuous weaving starting at the sides and progressing towards the middle. While this is very pretty you're going to be at this for a long time. Have fun. Blessings.

[@JeneratedDesigns]

Thanks, it really doesn't take any more time than the traditional continuous strand weaving. And bias weave gives stretch to the fabric that I love. Happy weaving.

[@TLL65]

I enjoyed part one and part two sooo very much! Thank you! I’m inspired to try two heddles for the first time. -Tami

[@MoniqueAO888]

The diagonal pattern is sooo beautiful and the colours go really well together !!! 🙂

[@JeneratedDesigns]

Thank you

[@kukulidouce2014]

Is this my lucky day or what...??? Not looking for this but found your video and a million ideas come to my ignorant--on-weaving mind...!!! Here we are today, a Sunday, pretty quiet and peaceful... and I encounter your channel... not talking but showing... after many others on fiber handling and ask myself: Where have I been that it never occurred to me to find more about this new, to me, landscape...??? This new world with endlessly creative possibilities...??? And you add to it, to this wonderful feeling of conflict-free occupation, to that continuous sought-after moment of restfulness every one is looking for, with the well chosen music (at least in the first 10 minutes...!)... Your postings should be advertized as a "Happy Hour" promise... I am not kidding... I am a widowed senior, mother of four daughters, grandmother to two granddaughters and three grandsons; I knit lace shawls, crochet, cook, bake and try to write, college educated in the U.S., the works... and I never even investigated your field of work... How utterly dumb and stupid of me... I will follow you from now on and try to understand the simple complexity of your artistic imagination... You have blessed this spirit and I thank you for it...!!!

[@JeneratedDesigns]

Glad you enjoyed it. The fiber art world is a lot bigger than I ever imagined too. I just like to experiment and explore different ideas to see if it works.
Hope you learn to weave it's a very relaxing hobby.

[@breannaunderwood2092]

Beautiful I love it

[@JeneratedDesigns]

Thank you! 😊

[@Bostonjude]

This is beautiful!! I'm a beginner so I reall wish there were a more closeups and dialog.

[@JeneratedDesigns]

Thanks for the recommendation. I will try to make another video with more details.

[@BaadleaBeedleBop]

I really love this idea. I can see using a crochet hook on the part where the warp is very short, but why not use a pickup stick on the rest of the pick?

[@JeneratedDesigns]

You could use a pickup stick, I just find the crochet and afgan hooks easier to use.

[@ruhan6606]

It is very beautifull patern. Where I can buy the loom?

[@JeneratedDesigns]

I have a 5ft triangle loom, fine gauge from Kiss Looms. kisslooms.com/