I wanted to return to this two weeks later. I finished the sampler I wrote about in my last comment, and it looks nice (except I should have used yarn in more contrasting colors). Then I did another sampler using patterns in *A Weaver's Book of 8-Shaft Patterns." Now I am finally using $12.50/skein yarn, and I just wanted to say the process gets easier and easier. Putting the yarn on the raddle took about an hour the second time I tried; now, the fifth time, it took less than a minute. I never did do the tea towel: what I want right now are scarves to give as gifts, yeah.
Dear ReunionNZ, I am not sure what you have done wrong but I am guessing if you are using wool it has a lot more stretch in it and you must be very careful to keep your warp at the same consistent tension when winding. We also have flip book tutorials on our website: Home page - tutorials - weaving flip books - Learn to Weave on the table loom (sorry I can't put a link in this comments field) I hope this is helpful. Kind regards, Kate
This is such a good description of warping on your own. I shall be giving your methods Particularly the helping hands a try later today when I finish winding my warp. :-)
Watching this made it so much easier working with a table loom as I have had a floor loom for 10 years. I sold it and I am going to buy a Ashford Table loom 8shaft 32" . Was wondering how many yards can you wind on a table loom
Hi thank you so much for answering my comment/question, yes I am using wool, I was being very careful with tension but I guess not lol I guess I need lots of practice at warping the frame , Yes I got The Ashford Book of Weaving for the Four Shaft Loom as well as the Learning to Weave by Deborah Chandler both great books. I will pop on to the Ashford site and have a look at the tutorials. Again Thank you for answering me. Take Care Stay Safe Bebe
I just bought an Ashford 32" table loom and was considering a direct warp, which I usually do with my rigid heddle because I am all thumbs when it comes to warping. This demonstration -- all three parts -- looked like a lot of extra work. But the more I watched it, the more it became clear to me that these extra "safety first" steps are very useful and will alleviate some of the problems I have warping ANY loom. Glad I saved these to favorites so that I can refer back to them. Thanks.
Merci Kate pour ce vidéo. Est-ce que vous pourriez faire un vidéo avec un plus gros travail. Je n'arrive pas à réussir lorsque je fais un gros travail.
Can I add more heddels when I have startet the " haddeling" process? I have miskalculated... I have a 60 cm ashford tableloom, just starting to weave on it.
Women have made this way to complicated. I'm not going to pay a $1000.00 for a loom that doesn't provide all the gagits needed to warp it. I bet I could design a much simpler loom.
Ernest Wilson Go right ahead! My loom was a 16-shaft table loom for $900. I built me own reddle from a 1x2 strip board and some finishing nails. I also made my own warping board from some more strip board, a dowel, and glue. However, the loom is the best design possible. Any attempt to make another would fail due to lack of supply AND demand. I hope you succeed in making a table loom yourself, but please keep in mind the current design has been perfected over thousands of years. Btw when I got my loom I was an 11yo boy. Not a woman.
If you are building from photos and don't have access to a loom, let me know so I can give you closeup photos and videos of certain parts that aren't normally shown, and so that I can give you my email.
Thank you Kate. You explain everything so well without unnecessary fuss or a running commentary on how marvellous life is :-) Your instructions are clear and so calm and you give just enough background to explain why something is necessary. The best videos on warping that I've found.
Hello Kate I enjoyed watching your video on warping. Could you please help ,the riddle pin you used (the long stick with spacing pins ) how long is the stick and what is the space in between each metal pin. It make life a little easier when warping. I am learning on an old Weavmaster 4 shaft loom. Thanks Elaine
I love these videos, thank you! They are interesting, and thorough. A friend found me a table loom, in working order, at a free store. It isn't in my hands yet, so I'm not sure the make. I'm looking forward to having it, so that I can learn this. I may have questions... :)
Hi Kate. I have a warping question. On your demo you mentioned "don't worry about the threads between the raddle cross and the end pick because they tend to get a little messy. Is that also true between the beginning peg and the thread cross, or do all the threads need to be going in the same direction (no threads crossed between the thread cross and the start peg). I have accidently crossed some of them in the beginning. Do I need to remove the warp and begin again??
Just one question at this stage anyway lol I have just brought a table top loom not sure of make, has no instruction booklet but I am using wool, now I have followed your instruction and and Im now at the threading cross stage and all the threads are different lengths can you tell me what I have done wrong. ?
It isn't essential. Personal preference. Saves you having to count all the bits going into the raddle because you've already done it. I just do the counting at the raddle stage rather than during the warp winding. You count either way!
Kate, you always make it look so easy :) What are those ring clips actually called? I’ve googled ring clips, clip rings, warp stick ring clips etc. etc. without success. Nor can I find them on weaving supplies websites :(
Wonderfully clear, no fuss, no drama, and getting right down to business with no time wasted. Excellent video, well done!
Hello , how are you doing today?
I wanted to return to this two weeks later. I finished the sampler I wrote about in my last comment, and it looks nice (except I should have used yarn in more contrasting colors). Then I did another sampler using patterns in *A Weaver's Book of 8-Shaft Patterns." Now I am finally using $12.50/skein yarn, and I just wanted to say the process gets easier and easier. Putting the yarn on the raddle took about an hour the second time I tried; now, the fifth time, it took less than a minute. I never did do the tea towel: what I want right now are scarves to give as gifts, yeah.
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@Meriamen Hi, Yes warping your Inkle loom is schedule for about 3 weeks time, if you can wait. Thanks.
Brilliant - thank you so much. I am now looking forward to dressing my loom with these straight forward instructions!😀
Dear ReunionNZ, I am not sure what you have done wrong but I am guessing if you are using wool it has a lot more stretch in it and you must be very careful to keep your warp at the same consistent tension when winding. We also have flip book tutorials on our website: Home page - tutorials - weaving flip books - Learn to Weave on the table loom (sorry I can't put a link in this comments field)
I hope this is helpful. Kind regards, Kate
This is such a good description of warping on your own. I shall be giving your methods Particularly the helping hands a try later today when I finish winding my warp. :-)
Ashford Helping Hands are miraculous.
Watching this made it so much easier working with a table loom as I have had a floor loom for 10 years. I sold it and I am going to buy a Ashford Table loom 8shaft 32" . Was wondering how many yards can you wind on a table loom
Hi thank you so much for answering my comment/question, yes I am using wool, I was being very careful with tension but I guess not lol I guess I need lots of practice at warping the frame , Yes I got The Ashford Book of Weaving for the Four Shaft Loom as well as the Learning to Weave by Deborah Chandler both great books. I will pop on to the Ashford site and have a look at the tutorials. Again Thank you for answering me. Take Care Stay Safe Bebe
Love the Helping hands It has been a great help for me!!! thank you so much for sharing that idea!!! I so enjoy your post!
I love watching your videos! But I about spit out my drink when you said, "As long as there aren't any cats around..." LOL
Best demonstrate stepwise easy o follow up.
I just bought an Ashford 32" table loom and was considering a direct warp, which I usually do with my rigid heddle because I am all thumbs when it comes to warping. This demonstration -- all three parts -- looked like a lot of extra work. But the more I watched it, the more it became clear to me that these extra "safety first" steps are very useful and will alleviate some of the problems I have warping ANY loom. Glad I saved these to favorites so that I can refer back to them. Thanks.
Merci Kate pour ce vidéo. Est-ce que vous pourriez faire un vidéo avec un plus gros travail. Je n'arrive pas à réussir lorsque je fais un gros travail.
amazing video! well done, it's very informative and easy to follow. thank you so much!
thank you for sharing , i wish there were more of this kind of video's
for what you need the helping hands?
How many yards of warp length can you fit onto the back beam?
Where do I get a riddle kit?
Can I add more heddels when I have startet the " haddeling" process? I have miskalculated... I have a 60 cm ashford tableloom, just starting to weave on it.
Look up "repair heddles." You can make them yourself.
Very informative...can't wait to order my loom!
Hello , hope you are fine
what type of tabel loom is this? i love your video's
Ashford
How do I get a tear this model, because I live in Brazil.
I keep getting ten strands of Yarn on one cross and five on the other. I don’t know what I’m doing wrong
Does anyone warp their rigid heddle from the warping board or is the yarn always removed first? Trying to warp my 24” rigid with wool.
Pls tell me how to get big order
What are these rings you're using called and where can I get them?
uploading.site/kmzai3k3b8nl. I got these from Craftsmatic. 50mm book rings £2.30 for 24 rings.
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Es muy interesante y bueno su video gracias
where is the part that shows how you sepearted the warp and got it ready for the reddle.
Wanda White this is probably a bit late but I found the link th-cam.com/video/JsLHfw6dNWo/w-d-xo.html
Look for the Ashford winding a warp video.
Hello , how much cost a loom like dis? Thanks
iuliana gonzalez The cheapest is around 400$, but it’s still so much cheaper than any floor loom.
Indenpebdece day...Pardon. I would luke buy a ashford?
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Onde compro este tear
Nice
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Interesting accent.
Women have made this way to complicated. I'm not going to pay a $1000.00 for a loom that doesn't provide all the gagits needed to warp it. I bet I could design a much simpler loom.
Ernest Wilson Go right ahead! My loom was a 16-shaft table loom for $900. I built me own reddle from a 1x2 strip board and some finishing nails. I also made my own warping board from some more strip board, a dowel, and glue. However, the loom is the best design possible. Any attempt to make another would fail due to lack of supply AND demand. I hope you succeed in making a table loom yourself, but please keep in mind the current design has been perfected over thousands of years. Btw when I got my loom I was an 11yo boy. Not a woman.
Thoughtyness you are awesome. I have already started building. You go girl!
If you are building from photos and don't have access to a loom, let me know so I can give you closeup photos and videos of certain parts that aren't normally shown, and so that I can give you my email.
It takes a minimum of FOUR YEARS to be a master weaver. Enough said.
GADGET. GADGET. GADGET.
How many metres can the table loom weave? Doesn’t seem to have much space at the cloth beam and warp beam.
Thank you Kate. You explain everything so well without unnecessary fuss or a running commentary on how marvellous life is :-) Your instructions are clear and so calm and you give just enough background to explain why something is necessary. The best videos on warping that I've found.
I'm assuming it's not possible to direct warp? Wonderful video, thank you!
Hello, how are you doing today?
Give it a try following her instructions. It isn't as hard as you may think!
@@bettieshea278 hello how are you doing today ?
My cat jumped onto the table just as you said "As long as there are no cats around..."
She always knows, haha.
Thank you for this! I just successfully warped my loom for the first time....could not have done it without you
Hello Kate
I enjoyed watching your video on warping. Could you please help ,the riddle pin you used
(the long stick with spacing pins ) how long is the stick and what is the space in between each metal pin. It make life a little easier when warping.
I am learning on an old Weavmaster 4 shaft loom.
Thanks
Elaine
Please can you tell the handwoven price I am from India I want too buy the mechine, looking your video am very interested from where I will get
I love these videos, thank you! They are interesting, and thorough. A friend found me a table loom, in working order, at a free store. It isn't in my hands yet, so I'm not sure the make. I'm looking forward to having it, so that I can learn this. I may have questions... :)
Hi Kate. I have a warping question. On your demo you mentioned "don't worry about the threads between the raddle cross and the end pick because they tend to get a little messy. Is that also true between the beginning peg and the thread cross, or do all the threads need to be going in the same direction (no threads crossed between the thread cross and the start peg). I have accidently crossed some of them in the beginning. Do I need to remove the warp and begin again??
"as long as there's no cats around you'll be right" lol. I've found my cats sitting on my weaving many times 😀😀
haha our fairy friends are so cute in their ways . how are you doing today?
@@Zack.Wilbert Doing well thank you. Looking forward to crafting today. All the best to you and your family. X
@@jennym007 thanks , where are you writing from if I may ask.
Hello , is everything alright ? @@jennym007
@@Zack.Wilbert Australia 🌏🦘
very simple techtique and beautifully stepwise explained well. A BIG HELP THANK YOU
I really appreciate the ashford instructional videos. I enjoyed your use of 'safety first' because it's a good reminder.
Just one question at this stage anyway lol I have just brought a table top loom not sure of make, has no instruction booklet but I am using wool, now I have followed your instruction and and Im now at the threading cross stage and all the threads are different lengths can you tell me what I have done wrong. ?
dear friends, would it be okay to have one or two more threads per raddle space than I'm supposed to? thanks!
you are a good teacher so inspiring.
I just got my 1st. table loom (8 shafts) and I’m beginning to learn. So: do you always have to cross twice? In some videos they cross only once
It isn't essential. Personal preference. Saves you having to count all the bits going into the raddle because you've already done it. I just do the counting at the raddle stage rather than during the warp winding. You count either way!
I from India up sitapur
Where can I get the ringclips used in this video?
This is titled Part 1-- is there going to be a Part 2?
Can you buy all the stuff you are talking about?
Onde consigo comprar um tear assim?sou de BH mg
will there be any inkle loom tutorials?
What kind of table loom is this one?
howdy I get my yarn ready thank u Vicky
I make rugs more design
A rug loom is MUCH bigger and heavier than this.
I love this video cant lie
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very nice loom
Kate, you always make it look so easy :)
What are those ring clips actually called?
I’ve googled ring clips, clip rings, warp stick ring clips etc. etc. without success.
Nor can I find them on weaving supplies websites :(
Ring Binder clips (stationary/school supply)
@@danbates2760 Thank you.
Dollar Store!
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This video could also be named "Tying Knots for 16 Minutes."
Not really. Weaving is a serious craft, one of the world's oldest.