Weaving a Huck Lace V-Shawl
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มี.ค. 2021
- Welcome to my studio! This is an invitation to watch my processes as I try out new things (new to me) in my weaving and dyeing studio. Today I take a pre-dyed warp and put it on the loom to weave multiple shawls, including a V-shawl. It is not a tutorial, but feel free to leave comments and questions and I will try to answer. Full written weaving instructions are available on my Patreon. Thank you for watching!
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Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your process!
Gorgeous!
Gorgeous! Your weaving is amazing. I am inspired to get going on a new project. Not sure yet what it will be.
Wow thank you for sharing, your weaving is beautiful!
Love this project, I appreciate you sharing your process of multiple projects on the loom.
Glad you like it!
Beautiful! I love how you made it so unique, it’s really amazing how you can wear it different ways.
Thank you so much!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Just WOW!!! Lové it!💕
Thank you!
I looked over your scarves and shawls on your web site and found that the colors are gorgeous. I particularly like the blue piece with underlying rainbow color background. I want to make one but I can't do any designs other than plaid on my single rigid heddle ashford harp. However, since I'm a beginner, only having made one scarf, I'd want to attempt a V-shawl for my 94-year mother, although I might be diving into the deep end of the pool.
Thank you so much! Happy weaving!
Beautiful! Where do you get your yarns and where did you get your shuttle?
My yarns come from all over. These shawls are a discontinued yarn that I picked up from a yarn store selling out. My shuttles are Leclerc, again picked up in various places. I do, however buy a lot of supplies from my local yarn/weaving shop, The Bobbin Tree. thebobbintree.square.site/
You have a Loom Room? So jealous
I actually have a unit with two bedrooms (one is the loom room and one is for drawing and sewing), living room (retail display and work area), kitchen (dye studio) and bathroom. It is attached to my house and the whole thing is my studio. Yes, I know I am fortunate and I am very thankful for the space.
I'd love a floor loom, but I don't have the space. I'll just have to keep living vicariously through your videos and content myself with rigid heddle looms. Lovely colours as usual.