Watch Me Weave #6: Log Cabin Pattern on the Rigid Heddle Loom
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2023
- In this video, I demonstrate weaving the log cabin pattern on a rigid heddle loom.
Loom featured in the video is an Ashford 32" Rigid Heddle Loom with a 12.5 Dent Heddle.
Yarn is 8/2 cotton from Great Northern Weaving. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Gotta love that mrrping in the background while you're doing the intro.
Enjoyed watching you weave and show the process, you have inspired me to try the log cabin weave as my next project, thank you. Yes please more weave designs for the ridged heddle loom please . Jason 😊
Thank you. I am working on a new series of videos, hope to have them out in a few months
@@JeneratedDesigns some times seeing a weave design being created is better than seeing in on paper, will start my new project next week, thanks
I love this pattern, thank you for the video! It is very impressive looking, but a pretty simple weave, the best kind of pattern.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you. I now have courage to try
You can do it! Glad the video was helpful.
Thank you for your video! I think it's a beatiful pattern and I want to use this for a towel!!
Lovely pattern! You explained it very well. This is on my list to try. ❤
Thank you. Happy weaving!!
I love your pattern weave!
I love your way of weaving 👌
Thank you
Love the pattern. Thanks!!
Lovely scarf. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Love This! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for the video, I'm new to weaving and trying to learn new patterns
Your welcome, I'm glad it was helpful.
Great video. Thank you for sharing your lovely pattern. ❤
Glad you enjoyed the video
Thank you for sharing this video. I can hardly wait to warp my loom tomorrow. Your instructions are very clear and I enjoyed watching the pattern change direction. Dewey fron the Texas Hill Country.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Hope your weaving project goes well.
Many many thanks for sharing your video. I love this pattern and your instructions are so clear and detailed that I have done a scarf very quickly.
Thank you, I'm glad this was helpful
Love the video. As I am new to weaving you inspire me! Love the log cabin weave!
Welcome to the world of weaving!
Thank you❤
Thank you!
Thank you this helped me a lot.
So glad it was helpful!
💚💙💜 Really interesting. Thank you for sharing. ❤🧡💛
Thank you very much.
I really enjoyed your video, thank you. I am in the process of buying a loom and I am still researching on which one I should get.
Thanks, hope you get your loom soon
Your method of warping for log cabin is totally different than the one given on the Ashford blog. I'll have to try it, to see if it's any easier. :)
I'm not familiar method on the Ashford blog, but there are many ways to warp your loom. I hope this method is helpful. Thanks for watching!
Love your explanation! Thank you. I'm weaving a bath towel for a baby using 8/2 cotton. Do you suggest double or single warping?
Depends on what size heddle you are using. I would use 8/2 doubled in a 12 dent heddle and single in. 15 dent heddle.
Thank you!
It’s a 12 dent, so I’ll double.
Will it work just as well if you start weaving both threads from the same side?
You can start both on the same side, this is just my preference.
Do you weave with the heddle in the up position through out please thank you
No I change every time between up and down just like normal plain weave. The only thing that changes is which color you use. Hope that helps.
@@JeneratedDesigns thank you for your help ,I see now
Great job! Pls what is this design called??
This is a log cabin pattern.
@@JeneratedDesigns it is also akin to draft
I believe so, I always see it listed as "log cabin" as the name of the weaving draft/pattern.
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