Yes, I shop from and love Divinity Fibres & Silk Divine 🥰🙂 this is so great that you paired with each other for this video. I've been wanting to make one of these pillows so I am very grateful for this tutorial. Love your TH-cam channel Jenel! You are so talented and explain everything very well.
I am new to your videos. Thanks 😊 for explaining everything so well. You are awesome. Your pillow is BEAUTIFUL. Thank You for all the links you provided.
Can we get more info on how you sewed this? There aren’t many videos on sewing thick weaving so knowing your process would be helpful. What type of tension, stitch length, stitch type did you use? Did you need to use heavy duty thread or all purpose? Did you need a heavier jeans needle or regular? Thanks for your help :-)
To be honest, I would recommend not doing soumak stitch with roving- this took a long time to sew and was tricky to sew. I didn't change the tension on my machine and just used a straight stitch and a length setting of 3. I just used regular sewing thread.
I would love to make one of these!! What would you recommend to keep the pillow clean over time though? Dry cleaning? Keeping it away from pets? Thanks! xx
Hi Agnes, definitely keep learning from the channel, and lots of practice! Once you feel you're in that intermediate phase, we do have our Patreon Tutorial Club (this is a membership), and you get a new, full project tutorial every month. This will help you build on your skills! You can check it out here: www.patreon.com/spruceandlinen
I just recently found you luv your videos I am on the pillow which appears to be 10 months but I luv it what size loom did you use your zipper and insert 20by20 good grief what size is your loom
@@VitoMilicich ya it simply is just tricky. It's the same as sewing fabric to fabric, but you just have to go really slow, squish it down the best you can, and hopefully your sewing machine can get through the thickness of it. I would choose not to do the soumak stitch next time because it was really tough to sew through that part.
i haven't learned anything new, u just show your process work and nothing else. didn't even showed how to remove weaving from the frame. try to guide fully in your tutorial.
Absolutely a bucket list
Another great tutorial, thank you. I look forward to seeing what each Wednesday will bring from you! 💕
Sue Anne Sullivan thanks for your continued support and watching!!
Loving the color selection and the variety of texture 😍🤩😍🤩
Thanks so much!
Yes, I shop from and love Divinity Fibres & Silk Divine 🥰🙂 this is so great that you paired with each other for this video. I've been wanting to make one of these pillows so I am very grateful for this tutorial. Love your TH-cam channel Jenel! You are so talented and explain everything very well.
Shirley I’m glad you’ve found the video helpful!! Thanks so much for watching and taking the time to provide feedback ☺️
I'm wanting to start making these for Christmas presents. But one for myself first. I'm so excited.
Have fun!
So beautiful! A walking foot is a HUGE help when trying to sew thick stuff like that sumac stitch or multiple layers.
Great tip! I'll definitely have to try that next time.
I am new to your videos. Thanks 😊 for explaining everything so well. You are awesome. Your pillow is BEAUTIFUL.
Thank You for all the links you provided.
Welcome here! I'm glad you enjoyed this!
I can't stop watching your videos💕
Thanks so much!
Looks amazing. Can"t wait to try. As usual, well explained.
Thank you!!
I love the colors that you picked,and I love your videos there so helpful I’m so glad I found your channel,😋
Thanks so much!
This is beautiful. I'm gonna try it. But I think I'll use the canvas for both front and back by making the weaving slightly smaller
Love the look of your woven pillow xx
Jennifer Brighty thank you so much! And thanks for watching ❤️
Dear how do i get this whole material, love you
Me encanta!!! 😘😘
She made that look so easy 😩
I did go to college for fibre arts, after all :) don't be discouraged, every new craft takes practice, I just happen to have a LOT of practice.
This vidie was 10 months ago but what size was your loom 20 by 20 you filled it right up and I loved it the pillow
Love your videos so much!!! Did you double or single warp your loom for this pillow? Also, please, please, please do a pibione video soon. 🙏😁
Thanks so much, glad you’re enjoying them! I did a single warp for this pillow, I mainly work with single warp.
@@spruceandlinen Thank you!!
Awesome project and great instructions. Thanks for sharing. Debs from Down Under ❤ 🧶🐑
Can we get more info on how you sewed this? There aren’t many videos on sewing thick weaving so knowing your process would be helpful. What type of tension, stitch length, stitch type did you use? Did you need to use heavy duty thread or all purpose? Did you need a heavier jeans needle or regular? Thanks for your help :-)
To be honest, I would recommend not doing soumak stitch with roving- this took a long time to sew and was tricky to sew. I didn't change the tension on my machine and just used a straight stitch and a length setting of 3. I just used regular sewing thread.
@@spruceandlinen Ok! Thank you for responding. This is helpful. I just made a panel for a pillow and was nervous about the thread and tension.
What are the dimensions of your loom?
Soooo beautiful 👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much 😊
very beautiful!! thank you very much !! 🥰💕
What loom are you using and what are the dimensions of it
I would love to make one of these!! What would you recommend to keep the pillow clean over time though? Dry cleaning? Keeping it away from pets? Thanks! xx
Hi my name is Agnes McRae,
do you know were I can get classes for what you do or just practice and go from there?
Hi Agnes, definitely keep learning from the channel, and lots of practice! Once you feel you're in that intermediate phase, we do have our Patreon Tutorial Club (this is a membership), and you get a new, full project tutorial every month. This will help you build on your skills! You can check it out here: www.patreon.com/spruceandlinen
I just recently found you luv your videos I am on the pillow which appears to be 10 months but I luv it what size loom did you use your zipper and insert 20by20 good grief what size is your loom
This is a great loom option for pillows: www.etsy.com/ca/listing/864746475/20-frame-loom-beka-20-delux-frame-loom?ref=shop_home_feat_4&frs=1
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I need to learn how to sew.
You can do it!
Can you please do a rope fridge video 😭
Que hermosos tus proyectos que posibilidad que fueran en español mil gracias
Lindo trabalho 🥰
Did you sew this on your sewing machine or hand stitch it together?
Sewing machine! It was definitely a bit of a battle though, if I made this pillow again I wouldn't do the soumak, it's just so thick and hard to sew.
So pretty ❤️🇩🇰😍
Thank you!
Where did you get your cotton canvas fabric and zipper?! I loveee this pillow and want to try it!
The cotton canvas I've had for years, I just picked it up from Fabricland (I'm in western Canada) I think, same with the zipper.
I would had loved if you share the important part: sewing de waved.
Do you mean sewing over the soumak stitch?
Spruce & Linen sewing the fabric with the weaving. Because for me that’s the tricky part. Either way , thank you for sharing.
@@VitoMilicich ya it simply is just tricky. It's the same as sewing fabric to fabric, but you just have to go really slow, squish it down the best you can, and hopefully your sewing machine can get through the thickness of it. I would choose not to do the soumak stitch next time because it was really tough to sew through that part.
Love this ! Can I ask what loom you are using? I'm having a hard time finding a large enough one for my projects
I am using a loom from Lost Pond Looms :) I have two from them.
I have the same issue. Hard to find a bigger one in EU. 😩
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If you tell us why it was hard to sew we can offer some solutions.
it was very fast when you were weaving,i couldnt understand anything
i haven't learned anything new, u just show your process work and nothing else. didn't even showed how to remove weaving from the frame. try to guide fully in your tutorial.
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