Weave in a Tube! Rigid Heddle Loom Weaving a Tube - Weave a Bag - Weave a Pillow - Handspun Weaving
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2021
- Thanks for joining me while I learn to weave a tube on my rigid heddle loom. I've never tried this type of weaving before, but it's not difficult! It would be a great way to weave a bag or a pillow, and you can even do it with handspun yarn! I used the handspun silk and flax/linen yarn from the Paradise Fibers September bag
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Absolutely the best video to explain this. Thank you. Am addicted to your content, leave it running in background while weaving, hoping it will all sink in lol.
Reminders are great! 👍🏼
Love, love these colors!
That weaving sequence made my head spin. I once wove a purse all in one piece. First I wove a thick piece,then a tube. I saved out one inch of warps on each side of the tube (these were woven into the strap) and finally wove two flat pieces. When I cut it off the loom I turned it inside out. The first thick piece ended up inside the bag dividing it into two sections. One flat piece became the closing flap,and the other folded to the inside where I made it into two small pockets.i think that was the peak of my bag designing. I don’t know if I explained that well, but watching this video reminded me of that project. Thanks!
Bless you, and Luther.
Bless you 😊
This is so cool! I'm going to have to try this, making bags on my 15 inch cricket would be perfect!
Look at you! Used to be scared of live videos and now you're a Rockstar at them! Go Trish!
Your reminders definitely help me. I barely remember what day of the week it is, let alone what I want to do!
Gorgeous!
You also spin linen wet because wetting activates the remaining pectin in the fiber, allowing you to spin thinner threads. Pectin basically does what the little barbs on animal protein fibers do. It's actually a practice that's fading out industrially, because linen can be "cottonized" to blend with other fibers and be spun on non-linen specific equipment. Cottonizing also makes preparing the fiber before spinning easier.
I always love to watch a new way to weave. Thanks for the great episode. Stay well
I always sing along with your "welcome back!" at the start of each video lol
Lol. I feel your talking a foreign language. I don’t weave ( not yet) I know I well go down this rabbit hole. Someday. Equipment is so expensive. I fell in love with the wolf floor loom. Your weaving is beautiful. That was awesome weaving in the round.
Love the bags. They look like scales on a lizard.
Have you ever seen Clothing from the Hands that Weave? It’s an old book on how to weave tubes and other configurations of double-width weaving in seamless garment construction. I don’t know if that’s your cup of tea, but I enjoyed it even from the standpoint of understanding traditional garment weaving techniques from around the world. Super cool topic, and it’s fun to see someone touch on it on Fiber TH-cam!
What a great idea.. need to try this
That’s amazing, thank you.
These are fabulous!
Super cool!!