I love how you showed your mistake! Definitely didn’t think about mirroring first. If it’s not too much, I would love a video of your editing process on the computer!! What you use, etc!!
Been rug hooking for a while but just got a loop gun for my birthday and had no clue where to start - your videos have been providing all the info and calming inspiration! Thankyou
I cut the boards for my frame tonight using Tim’s frame kit as a reference. I’ve never used a power saw before, so it ain’t pretty!😂😂😂 I can’t wait to get it put together tomorrow. I’ve been practicing tufting with the fabric stretched tight on a giant embroidery hoop, but it’s not easy to keep the hoop stabilized with clamps since it’s round. Thanks for your guidance and tips. ✌🏼💜🛼
3:50 there’s a setting where it change the image backwards in case you’re protecting from the back. If you put the projector behind the cloth you would be able to what you’re doing without having your hand on the way.
Reminds me of the time I had to type a 20 page thesis for college. As I got to the 12th page, my laptop crashed. This was before auto save. Had to remember what I typed.😩
This is such an awesome video! Wish I saw it a week ago when I made the same mistake and had to pull out 4+ hours of hand punching :'( Thank you for your videos, they've been so helpful!
Hey AJ, thanks for the great videos! I was just wondering how do you pick the thickness of the yarn, and can you mix different thickness of yarn on the same rug?
I love your dog!!! I'm a chihuahua momma of 2 ^o^ Unfortunately I think I will have to stick to my other needlecrafts as I just don't have the space to tuft. But I will continue to watch these videos for when I move
Is that fabric better than monks cloth? Monks cloth seems to stretch too much giving the end product an rounded edge? Where it wants to almost roll under itself.Make sense?
It’s pretty straightforward. Hardest part is just getting it on a stand. I bought a similar projector and you just turn the lens or whatever you call it to focus the image to be seen more clearly.
Hey maam..love this...thank you..I want to ask a quick question. You know those painting canvas in Walmart and all..can one use them for this rug tufting
Love the channel and the video - thank you so much! What do you do with more complex images that have too many colors that you need to simplify? How do you prepare or process the image before projecting it? (is it conversion to 8 bit in software or pixelating?)
Hi i like your vibe a lot!! 🔥🙏 I was wondering if you had measurements of the frame you have because it seems like the best space to create and produce several pieces on same canvas Thanks and keep it up 👌10
I am wondering if anyone is having the same issue. My rug fabric will not stay on my frame the tack strips don’t seem to want to hold it in place. I thought I would move from the nails to save time but I can’t seem to stretch using the strips and tips?
Love your videos! So I see you do some sketching on paper, how do you then transfer your designs on Lightroom is what I assume you’re using to project it on to the canvas?
I often sketch ideas out on paper, then use Adobe Illustrator as my design tool. Then I project my final design onto the canvas using a cheap projector that has my Apple TV connected to it-so I can project my computer screen onto the canvas and trace it on
Oh great question! I have tried to salvage both small and large holes... For small holes, I tuft in a grid pattern over the hole-both vertically and horizontally. That seems to help! Big holes... no luck so far 😅
Hi AJ! can you please make a video of how you set up your core innovation projector and how to transfer the image onto the cloth? i am struggling so much with this even though the concept sounds simple enough to do (TT__TT )
Is it possible that my cloth is stretched too tightly and is the reason for it ripping when I'm tufting? I purchased the kit from Tufting Guns, so I'm assuming it's not an issue with the quality of the cloth. Your help would be so appreciated!
i've never done this stuff, but by virtue of observation i would guess that's the culprit especially considering the rather delicate-ish nature of the cloth. obviously don't stretch it as tight and see what happens. there are tension gauges you can get to make sure you're being consistent.
it's not monk cloth as she mentioned in another video, nor is it canvas which she means here not as actual canvas, rather like a sculptor might refer to a block of clay as a canvas. it's tufting cloth.
this might be a bit of a strange question, I also saw those tuft machines on alieexpress. they look exactly the same! and they are a bit cheaper ... can I buy these too? Thankyou🌷
you get what you pay for. as far as i'm concerned, aliexpress is the harbor freight of online stuff. based on experience, my philosophy has always been buy at least the mid-range stuff from reputable vendors who actually make commercial grade equipment. in the end it's always worth the investment, and at least you retain *some* resale value when you upgrade. that piece of junk you saved fifty bucks on is worthless when it breaks in a month or doesn't work properly right out of the box. it's not a strange question. when i had a business, there were times when i had to go cheap because the good stuff was out of my price range. so, i took my chances and hoped i got more than my money's worth, knowing it was a gamble. it was a gamble i usually lost.
Good question... short answer is a lot. for a small sized rug I'd say roughly 2-4 bundles or yarn cones. It's hard to quantify when you're using multiple colors.
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I'm (slowly) starting up my rug business and you have been the most helpful out of all the videos I've seen
Do you have a website I can check?
I love how you showed your mistake! Definitely didn’t think about mirroring first. If it’s not too much, I would love a video of your editing process on the computer!! What you use, etc!!
how do you determine pricing for your rugs? Still practicing but hope to sell soon!
most projectors allow you to flip the image in the settings so that you can project from the rear of the screen
Been rug hooking for a while but just got a loop gun for my birthday and had no clue where to start - your videos have been providing all the info and calming inspiration! Thankyou
Would love to see a whole rugmaking process video! I'm really curious how you finish off a rug :)
I cut the boards for my frame tonight using Tim’s frame kit as a reference. I’ve never used a power saw before, so it ain’t pretty!😂😂😂 I can’t wait to get it put together tomorrow. I’ve been practicing tufting with the fabric stretched tight on a giant embroidery hoop, but it’s not easy to keep the hoop stabilized with clamps since it’s round. Thanks for your guidance and tips. ✌🏼💜🛼
I came to learn about rug tufting. I stayed for the Lockwood51 socks 😍
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I'm anxiously waiting for the end result and thanks for the correction 😘
this is such a great video. im trying to make some rugs right now for friends for christmas, and your videos have been a huge huge help.
Can you show a video of your frame with all the details :) xx would be so helpful
Yes I was going to ask what’s holding the back of the material once it’s hanging
@@momsandmimosas1 you can add Rug Strips they come with spikes or use large size grippers
3:50 there’s a setting where it change the image backwards in case you’re protecting from the back. If you put the projector behind the cloth you would be able to what you’re doing without having your hand on the way.
I'm just inspired by some random youtube video that show how to make rug, and i think i wanna start to learn to make a rug too.. thanks for sharing 🙏
if no one has told you this yet, lemme be the first. YOU ARE GORGEOUS !!! Something about you just screams BEAUTY. Love watching your videos
you are so sweet
Thank you so much for sharing these videos! Looking forward to start tufting! Xo from Costa Rica 🇨🇷
Rug has so much details I would like too see the end process
working on it now 😅 it's not easy, I'll say that hahah
Can’t wait to see the end result!
I´m learning so much from your videos! thank you!!
Thank you for these videos! My tuft gun should be in soon!
These videos are sooooo helpful!! Such a life-saver. Thank you so much for doing this!!
so glad i found ur channel!!! ur rugs are BEAUTIFUL!
Reminds me of the time I had to type a 20 page thesis for college. As I got to the 12th page, my laptop crashed. This was before auto save. Had to remember what I typed.😩
What size is your frame ???
This is such an awesome video! Wish I saw it a week ago when I made the same mistake and had to pull out 4+ hours of hand punching :'( Thank you for your videos, they've been so helpful!
oh no! I feel your pain 😅
You have done an amazing job at capturing the joy of creating! I am so inspired by your videos and now debating if I need to start rug making!
Hey AJ, thanks for the great videos! I was just wondering how do you pick the thickness of the yarn, and can you mix different thickness of yarn on the same rug?
2:55 I bought the same exact projector from Amazon for $50
I love your dog!!! I'm a chihuahua momma of 2 ^o^ Unfortunately I think I will have to stick to my other needlecrafts as I just don't have the space to tuft. But I will continue to watch these videos for when I move
i love your videos
I like your videos! keep going girllllll!!!!!!!
Love it! Great stuff :)
Is that fabric better than monks cloth? Monks cloth seems to stretch too much giving the end product an rounded edge? Where it wants to almost roll under itself.Make sense?
How do you draw your designs on the computer?
Great tutorial!
Can u do a vid on the whole projector setup and how you do it, please.Thanks bunches
It’s pretty straightforward. Hardest part is just getting it on a stand. I bought a similar projector and you just turn the lens or whatever you call it to focus the image to be seen more clearly.
I cant get the fabric to stay on the frame for some reason, any tips would be appreciated and helpful!!!!!!
So instead of removing it to flip it. Could you not have just put some staples around it, and then just turned the frame around?
Hey maam..love this...thank you..I want to ask a quick question. You know those painting canvas in Walmart and all..can one use them for this rug tufting
Thanks for sharing 🙂
Love the channel and the video - thank you so much! What do you do with more complex images that have too many colors that you need to simplify? How do you prepare or process the image before projecting it? (is it conversion to 8 bit in software or pixelating?)
Where can I get Monk cloth that size? Amazing video!!!
well, get a vendors license and set up an account with a couple of wholesale suppliers then these places will find you, believe me, lol.
Hi i like your vibe a lot!! 🔥🙏 I was wondering if you had measurements of the frame you have because it seems like the best space to create and produce several pieces on same canvas
Thanks and keep it up 👌10
It’s 6ft square!
what’s the size of this fabric? (by yard)
How long was the wait time to receiver ur tufting gun and keep up the good work
Could you send me a link to the plans you used to have your tufting frame built?
Can you tuft with projected image on rug without tracing it on there
Where do you buy your tufting fabric?
How do you make the projected image keep its proportions? Thanks!
I am wondering if anyone is having the same issue. My rug fabric will not stay on my frame the tack strips don’t seem to want to hold it in place. I thought I would move from the nails to save time but I can’t seem to stretch using the strips and tips?
Im having this issue also with monks cloth, have you came up with a solution?
I love thisss
how did it come out?
Love your videos! So I see you do some sketching on paper, how do you then transfer your designs on Lightroom is what I assume you’re using to project it on to the canvas?
I often sketch ideas out on paper, then use Adobe Illustrator as my design tool. Then I project my final design onto the canvas using a cheap projector that has my Apple TV connected to it-so I can project my computer screen onto the canvas and trace it on
Does it matter how far from the frame you set your design?
Any tips on how we can salvage our rug if we make a slight tear/hole midway?
Oh great question! I have tried to salvage both small and large holes... For small holes, I tuft in a grid pattern over the hole-both vertically and horizontally. That seems to help! Big holes... no luck so far 😅
Inwas gonna do one by hand and so ran across this video
I love your videos
pleeeeaaaasssseee tell me where you got your brown shirt!!!!!!!!!
I think I got it on sale at urban outfitters years ago!
What is the name of the fabric that you use as the base of your rugs?
Hi AJ! can you please make a video of how you set up your core innovation projector and how to transfer the image onto the cloth? i am struggling so much with this even though the concept sounds simple enough to do (TT__TT )
Just bought my tuftgun, 100000% i would have done this
thanks
How do you make the designs on that program?
it’s gonna look so good 😍 thank you so much your videos have helped me so fuckin much
this is gonna sound dumb but how is the cloth sticking to the frame ?
There are carpet tack strips around the frame :) Not a dumb question! I forgot to show that part in the video
@@AJMAKES137 the engineer in me screams there's got to be a better way. the problem is i'm not an engineer....
Is it possible that my cloth is stretched too tightly and is the reason for it ripping when I'm tufting? I purchased the kit from Tufting Guns, so I'm assuming it's not an issue with the quality of the cloth. Your help would be so appreciated!
i've never done this stuff, but by virtue of observation i would guess that's the culprit especially considering the rather delicate-ish nature of the cloth. obviously don't stretch it as tight and see what happens. there are tension gauges you can get to make sure you're being consistent.
What’s the best cloth for tufting rug? And for the backing thank you please answer me 🥺
Monk’s cloth is typically used, but burlap is a cheaper alternative
watch her other videos and she explains what she uses and why.
hi! when you are putting the fabric on the board, do u have to pin in down ? if so what do you use ?
The frame has tack strips on the perimeter. It's a strip of wood with tiny nails that hold onto the fabric
Also, where can I purchase your rugs?
can you help me with what material you use? is it monk cloth? where can i order t from? please help!!!
it's not monk cloth as she mentioned in another video, nor is it canvas which she means here not as actual canvas, rather like a sculptor might refer to a block of clay as a canvas. it's tufting cloth.
Молодец девочка!
How does the cloth stay tightly on the frame?
There are little teeth around the whole frame. I think they’re called carpet tack strips
how big is the frame from tuftingguns compared to this one?
The starter kit frame is about 28" square. Mine is 6 feet square
What image app do you use on your laptop?
this might be a bit of a strange question, I also saw those tuft machines on alieexpress. they look exactly the same! and they are a bit cheaper ... can I buy these too? Thankyou🌷
Ali express scamming is pretty common so buy at your risk
you get what you pay for. as far as i'm concerned, aliexpress is the harbor freight of online stuff. based on experience, my philosophy has always been buy at least the mid-range stuff from reputable vendors who actually make commercial grade equipment. in the end it's always worth the investment, and at least you retain *some* resale value when you upgrade. that piece of junk you saved fifty bucks on is worthless when it breaks in a month or doesn't work properly right out of the box.
it's not a strange question. when i had a business, there were times when i had to go cheap because the good stuff was out of my price range. so, i took my chances and hoped i got more than my money's worth, knowing it was a gamble. it was a gamble i usually lost.
Is this the frame that they give you for the kit?
No, this is a custom frame I had built
Do you prefer 2 ply or 4 are ply yarn?
I use 3-ply actually :) I feed two strands of 3-ply wool
Okay but how do you make it straight lol
Hello! What kind of yarn do you use?!
New Zealand wool from tuftinggun.com :)
How much yarn do you normally go through per rug??
Good question... short answer is a lot. for a small sized rug I'd say roughly 2-4 bundles or yarn cones. It's hard to quantify when you're using multiple colors.
How big is your frame?
so good content, and you looks like cute. thank you a lot
Can you show the teeth of your frame. I would like to make my own frame 👍 super helpful videoes by the way, thank you!
th-cam.com/video/BqLW8IeSBKw/w-d-xo.html this shows a close up!
@@AJMAKES137 perfect! Thank you 🙏
ok so this literally has nothing to do with anything. I want that broom😂 Link it please
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How big is your frame?
6ft square