Very clear instructions and demonstration. Especially liked the close up views as most I've seen are too far away to really see the process. Great job! Thank you!
Thank you for your video. I already "liked" it. But the interesting part is: how can we calculate the number and separations of the warp yarns, according with the thickness of the warps and wefts?
Unless your warps are very far apart winding around 3 at the end won't look very different to 2. The selvage of a textile is often different to the main part of the fabric so I don't think it will matter if it is on the edge. Hope this helps. Pat
I think you are talking about the top of the fringes at the beginning of the weaving piece. I have a separate video that teaches you how to attach the fringes onto a warp. Pat
Very clear instructions and demonstration. Especially liked the close up views as most I've seen are too far away to really see the process. Great job! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Very easy to follow tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing.
The best direction yet. And thank you nice and clear and visible 👍🏼😁
Thank you for your video. Nicely done!
Thanks for watching!
thank you for maing such a helpful and easy to follow video!
Thank you for your video. I already "liked" it. But the interesting part is: how can we calculate the number and separations of the warp yarns, according with the thickness of the warps and wefts?
Simple and elegant! Already using it to spice up my macrame projects. Thank you!!
I have been thinking about getting back into macrame. I did so much of it as a child.
@@weavewithpat oh you should! It’s honestly very therapeutic with all the repetitive knot tying 😊
You can buy the wool and weaving frames from my Etsy Store. https//:www.etsy.com/shop/PatriciaCantosDesign
Such a pretty weaving stitch. Like others want to know, though, how do you end this "stitch?"
Thanks so much fır sharing Thierry video
Loved it! Use this on my project and got a 100 easy to follow ad well!
Lindooo seu trabalho parabéns 🥰🤗
Muy bello!
Una pregunta: que material es?
Gracias, saludos
Seda - sin hilar
Thank you for sharing ❤
You are welcome
Looks like the knit stitch in knitting.
One could use a tapestry needle to do this stitch . It’s much faster 👍🏼
Love it, only one question...I've got an odd number of warps, should I grab 3 warp threads at the end?
Unless your warps are very far apart winding around 3 at the end won't look very different to 2. The selvage of a textile is often different to the main part of the fabric so I don't think it will matter if it is on the edge. Hope this helps. Pat
Thank you very much!
What kind of thread is used?
beautiful!! thanks for sharing. I will have to try that now.
so clear and easy to fallow .Thank you ıt helped a lot
where you buy the wool??
sorry bad englisch
Pat, please more videos! I need to learn chevron pattern please
Would i be able to do this on a circular rug in a round frame?
I have a circulat rug kit and the instructions arent clear but the affect you get witj the somak? Stich is what im after could you help?
Beautiful!
Thank you ! This was so helpful!
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Very good
Excelente. Gracias.
What are those leaves we hardly see at the bottom of the screen they
look interesting
I think you are talking about the top of the fringes at the beginning of the weaving piece. I have a separate video that teaches you how to attach the fringes onto a warp. Pat
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Nice
Thank you!
didnt understand a thing
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Very easy to follow tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thanks for watching!