Thank you for your generosity, so very nice to see an exceptionally thorough Tutorial with no adverts to distract. Very very much appreciated. It’s really clear and I understood the weaving techniques and the design capabilities. I am most grateful
Inherited my dads peg loom he made many years ago, I’ve finally got round to having a go as had n idea how to use it,with your tutorial I’ve finally used it,thank you for your help with this
Hi Caroline- I am so glad that you are happily weaving with your Dad's loom! I have more videos for it, and also my book will be very helpful for you: www.bookdepository.com/Peg-Looms-and-Weaving-Sticks/9780811716123 Also, go to my etsy shop for fun and inspiring eBooks and patterns: www.etsy.com/shop/ncronefindlay?section_id=16079467
@@NoreenCroneFindlay thank you for your time,I will definitely order your book,I was determined to learn to use Dads loom this Summer,I’m so glad I finally did,plus it brings him back closer to me again ,
@@carolineduncan7408 That's so lovely! Peg loom weaving is so contemplative that I think that you will have a lovely time feeling in connection with your Dad as you weave on his/your loom!
An informative video thank you. We are going to teach our pre-school children how to use the peg loom, so watching an expert was really helpful. Thank you 😇
Beautiful project - you are a very inspiring teacher, with a very soothing voice! I can't wait to start a baby blanket like this for my friend. Thanks!
Lovely. You are such a wonderful teacher. I am a new weaver (rigid heddle) and loving it! I discovered you after I found a hexagon loom at a thrift shop and was not sure how to use it. I am "hooked" on weaving of all types now. Thank you.
I am just getting into peg weaving and your videos appears very interesting and full of information an techniques. I didn’t even know that peg weaving was so versatile. You seem to have quite a bit of experience.
Hi Mona, Thanks for your kind words. Yes, I do have a fair amount of information and techniques. I wrote a book on Peg Looms and weaving sticks :) Here's the link www.bookdepository.com/Peg-Looms-and-Weaving-Sticks/9780811716123
Hi Deborah- Thank you for your kind comment- I appreciate it! And, yes, you can felt the weaving using a needle felting tool- I have done this on tapestries that I have woven on the peg loom. Go to my blog and click on 'Woven Women' in the categories and you can see them :o) Nope, you can't do Leno or Brooks bouquet on the peg loom, but you can do soumak. Happy weaving! :o)
thank Miss Noreen - wonderful as usual. i have a couple questions. can this type of weaving be felted? if felted, will the edges become very blurred? can this type of weaving have lace techniques applied, such as leno or brooks bouquet? thank you again for your wonderful tutorials. Blessings - deb
thank you I look very much forward to that video I ordered your book from Barnes & Noble they say it will be in September before I can get it. I was also looking for the Firefly, I'm thinking that you do that went on the Thumbelina Loom? anyway looking forward to your other videos again thank you
Hi Deborah- Yes, the publishing date of my Peg Loom weaving book has been delayed until Sept 2017 because Stackpole Books was sold to another larger publisher. Firefly? Do you mean the Dragonfly loom? Here's the link: www.dewberryridge.com/products/dragon-fly-lil-weaver-pin-loom Happy weaving!
great video, have the five pegs down, but doing continues diamonds across escapes me. could. ypu please do another vides with more pegs. I have bought your book hoping this information is in it. but it would hepl a lot to see it. thank you, and you bet I have subscribed.
I saw a video that said this is a form of weaving that came from the Vikings, Do you have any information about that/ Thank you by the way for your time in showing this great craft! Wendy.
Hi Wendy- I have never heard this theory.... I know that the Vikings used huge warp weighted looms and tablet looms- often in combination. But, I have never seen historic or archeological discussion linking peg looms to the Vikings. I LOVE the peg loom, and am so inspired by the creative potential of it :o)
Up here in Shetland, UK, we have a strong Viking heritage. Most of the place names come from old Norse. Last weekend we stopped off at a cafe in Hoswick and there was an exhibition of weaving, including a couple of peg boards to try. My daughters, 6 and 9 now want me to make them boards. Just waiting for the postman to arrive with the dowels. Thanks for your very helpful video :-:
Roy Apehanger Hansen Hi Roy - I hope that your daughters will have a wonderful time with their new peg looms :O) All of the patterns for stick loom weaving on my etsy shop: NCroneFindlay.etsy.com will also work beautifully on their peg looms, so please do check those out as well- I think that they will love weaving little dolls with their peg looms. And, have you seen this video: How to weave a circle on the peg loom Happy weaving!
Thanks, Alana- so glad that it's helpful :o) I don't like short pegs... I like to be able to get a fair amount of weaving done, especially when patterning, before I have to advance the warp. My favorite looms have 6 inches above the surface of the loom. :o)
I just to size my pegs and they are about 4 inches. I´m totally agree with you. 6 inches are better :) . Where I can see you peg loom weaving items? Thanks again and have a nice day :)
Hi Alana Here are some links: www.etsy.com/shop/ncronefindlay?section_id=16079467 tottietalkscrafts.com/?s=peg+loom tottietalkscrafts.com/?s=weaving+sticks Happy weaving!
Thank you so much, Jr Lutz. The looms have different prices, depending on their sizes. All the info is on their website: www.dewberryridge.com/products/peg-looms-1
The loom is made by Gary McFarland of Dewberry Ridge looms. The link is in the explanation under the video. www.dewberryridge.com/collections/peg-looms
I am so pleased that you are so happy with your weaving, Amycrafts2012! That's just great :o) Thank you so much for your kind comment- it means so much :o) Happy weaving!
Thank you sooo much. As a beginner, your instructions are great and easy to understand
Thank you so much! I work hard to make my instructions as clear as possible, so I really appreciate your kind comment! 😊
Thank you for your generosity, so very nice to see an exceptionally thorough Tutorial with no adverts to distract. Very very much appreciated. It’s really clear and I understood the weaving techniques and the design capabilities. I am most grateful
Thank you and happy weaving!
Inherited my dads peg loom he made many years ago, I’ve finally got round to having a go as had n idea how to use it,with your tutorial I’ve finally used it,thank you for your help with this
Hi Caroline- I am so glad that you are happily weaving with your Dad's loom! I have more videos for it, and also my book will be very helpful for you: www.bookdepository.com/Peg-Looms-and-Weaving-Sticks/9780811716123 Also, go to my etsy shop for fun and inspiring eBooks and patterns: www.etsy.com/shop/ncronefindlay?section_id=16079467
@@NoreenCroneFindlay thank you for your time,I will definitely order your book,I was determined to learn to use Dads loom this Summer,I’m so glad I finally did,plus it brings him back closer to me again ,
@@carolineduncan7408 That's so lovely! Peg loom weaving is so contemplative that I think that you will have a lovely time feeling in connection with your Dad as you weave on his/your loom!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge on peg weaving. You have opened new doors for me. Love the video and enjoyed you chatting away to us. ❤️
Thank you so much for your very kind comment, Vee! Happy Weaving!
You make it look so easy. And a most soothing voice. Thank you
Thank you so much!
An informative video thank you. We are going to teach our pre-school children how to use the peg loom, so watching an expert was really helpful. Thank you 😇
That's wonderful, Susan! Happy Weaving!
Beautiful project - you are a very inspiring teacher, with a very soothing voice! I can't wait to start a baby blanket like this for my friend. Thanks!
Thank you so much, Noisebird84 :o) Have a wonderful time weaving your blanket!
Lovely. You are such a wonderful teacher. I am a new weaver (rigid heddle) and loving it! I discovered you after I found a hexagon loom at a thrift shop and was not sure how to use it. I am "hooked" on weaving of all types now. Thank you.
Muchas gracias. Magnífica explicación. Ha sido un placer descubrir su contacto. ❤❤
I am just getting into peg weaving and your videos appears very interesting and full of information an techniques. I didn’t even know that peg weaving was so versatile. You seem to have quite a bit of experience.
Hi Mona, Thanks for your kind words. Yes, I do have a fair amount of information and techniques. I wrote a book on Peg Looms and weaving sticks :) Here's the link www.bookdepository.com/Peg-Looms-and-Weaving-Sticks/9780811716123
A brilliant video Noreen as always...I have learned so much from this ...Thank you.
GillywifeofMark . Norfolk UK.
Thank you so much, Gilly! I am so pleased that it was helpful! :)
Hi Deborah- Thank you for your kind comment- I appreciate it! And, yes, you can felt the weaving using a needle felting tool- I have done this on tapestries that I have woven on the peg loom. Go to my blog and click on 'Woven Women' in the categories and you can see them :o) Nope, you can't do Leno or Brooks bouquet on the peg loom, but you can do soumak. Happy weaving! :o)
Thank you new to weaveing
You are most welcome! Happy Weaving!
This is an excellent tutorial for me! I am just beginning to use the peg loom. Thank you so much for sharing it
This is really informative, a rich teaching video. Thanks!
Heidi Perryman Thank you so much :)
thank Miss Noreen - wonderful as usual. i have a couple questions. can this type of weaving be felted? if felted, will the edges become very blurred? can this type of weaving have lace techniques applied, such as leno or brooks bouquet? thank you again for your wonderful tutorials. Blessings - deb
Thank you. All I ever knew how to do was stripes.
I hope that you will have a wonderful time with your weaving!
Wonderful tutorial. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
+Georgette M Thank you so much, Georgette! :o)
Great tutorial, thank you for sharing. I learn a lot from your videos
+Debbie Stuckey Thank you so much, Debbie. I am pleased that my videos are helpful!
Have nice weekend
Thank you and the same to you!
excellent video.
Thank you so much, Joanna!
thank you I look very much forward to that video I ordered your book from Barnes & Noble they say it will be in September before I can get it. I was also looking for the Firefly, I'm thinking that you do that went on the Thumbelina Loom? anyway looking forward to your other videos again thank you
Hi Deborah- Yes, the publishing date of my Peg Loom weaving book has been delayed until Sept 2017 because Stackpole Books was sold to another larger publisher. Firefly? Do you mean the Dragonfly loom? Here's the link: www.dewberryridge.com/products/dragon-fly-lil-weaver-pin-loom Happy weaving!
great video, have the five pegs down, but doing continues diamonds across escapes me. could. ypu please do another vides with more pegs. I have bought your book hoping this information is in it. but it would hepl a lot to see it. thank you, and you bet I have subscribed.
Hi Deborah Przbylski- I am in the middle of working on a different series of videos, but will add your request to my 'must do' list :) Happy weaving!
great tutorial! thanks a lot!
Thank you, agy Flo :)
I saw a video that said this is a form of weaving that came from the Vikings, Do you have any information about that/ Thank you by the way for your time in showing this great craft! Wendy.
Hi Wendy- I have never heard this theory.... I know that the Vikings used huge warp weighted looms and tablet looms- often in combination. But, I have never seen historic or archeological discussion linking peg looms to the Vikings. I LOVE the peg loom, and am so inspired by the creative potential of it :o)
Up here in Shetland, UK, we have a strong Viking heritage. Most of the place names come from old Norse. Last weekend we stopped off at a cafe in Hoswick and there was an exhibition of weaving, including a couple of peg boards to try. My daughters, 6 and 9 now want me to make them boards. Just waiting for the postman to arrive with the dowels.
Thanks for your very helpful video :-:
Roy Apehanger Hansen
Hi Roy - I hope that your daughters will have a wonderful time with their new peg looms :O) All of the patterns for stick loom weaving on my etsy shop: NCroneFindlay.etsy.com will also work beautifully on their peg looms, so please do check those out as well- I think that they will love weaving little dolls with their peg looms. And, have you seen this video: How to weave a circle on the peg loom Happy weaving!
What are you making?
Too funny! I didn't notice that... and now, I will have to make 'hula hoop' bracelets for her....
Can you tell me the 3 sizes of the pegs on the loom?
It would help me if you had a bit wider frame so that I can see to the base....if possible..I'm a total newby.
How do i order one like this please
I don't make the looms but you can order them from the link that is in the notes above the comments: here it is: www.dewberryridge.com/products
I love your tutorial, is really helpful. I´d like to know the height of the pegs. Mine seems be shorter. Thanks in advance :)
Thanks, Alana- so glad that it's helpful :o) I don't like short pegs... I like to be able to get a fair amount of weaving done, especially when patterning, before I have to advance the warp. My favorite looms have 6 inches above the surface of the loom. :o)
I just to size my pegs and they are about 4 inches. I´m totally agree with you. 6 inches are better :) . Where I can see you peg loom weaving items? Thanks again and have a nice day :)
Hi Alana
Here are some links:
www.etsy.com/shop/ncronefindlay?section_id=16079467
tottietalkscrafts.com/?s=peg+loom
tottietalkscrafts.com/?s=weaving+sticks
Happy weaving!
hi ms.findlay I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS so thourough. how much does the loom cost?
Thank you so much, Jr Lutz. The looms have different prices, depending on their sizes. All the info is on their website: www.dewberryridge.com/products/peg-looms-1
I wish to purchase this complete DVD. I do not use credit cards or debts so I can't use etsy. So is there another way to get it?
Sorry, Fiddlegrandmom, I didn't see your comment until just now. There is no DVD... just this online youtube video. Happy weaving!
Is there a specific name for that threading tool you used to weave in your extra yarn? Where can I find them? Thanks so much!!
Hi Mike, a bent wire works well, and so does a floss threader from the local pharmacy. They also sell them in the fabric stores, too.
can u make a video on how you advance the work please you advance the work in this video off camara
Nee to this weave peg could you send me your web site please. Have nice. Weekend
Where can one buy this loom and at what cost?
The loom is made by Gary McFarland of Dewberry Ridge looms. The link is in the explanation under the video. www.dewberryridge.com/collections/peg-looms
I am so pleased that you are so happy with your weaving, Amycrafts2012! That's just great :o) Thank you so much for your kind comment- it means so much :o) Happy weaving!
Your tattoo has a hula hoop.