Weaving a Spring Scarf on a Rigid Heddle Loom | Featuring How to Double Warp Threads
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- In this tutorial, I am weaving a spring scarf on my rigid heddle loom using some wonderful Tencel. I also explains how to double the warp threads while direct warping.
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Here's the link to the pattern on my website: curly-n-yarny.c...
THE YARN
For this project, I used 8/2 Tencel from Maurice Brassard. Here are the exact names of the colors used:
-Teal-T5068 (this one is the same word in French an English!) I used one whole cone and a bit of another one
-Vieux bleu-T94 (which means “old blue”)
-Viel or-T5229 (which means “old gold”)
-Brun-T8024 (which means “brown”)
Those colors are all available through The Woolery’s website. Here’s the link:
woolery.com/ma...
MY LOOM
In the video, you can see my Ashford rigid heddle loom. Its width is 32" (80cm) and I love it! If you are in the US and looking for the same loom, The Woolery has it! Here's their website: woolery.com/as...
REFERRED CONTENT
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You are so good at choosing colors that compliment your coloring! Just lovely :)
Thank you so much 🥰
I went to your site and I love the reason why you chose the colors: The teal is the predominant color and I chose it because it reminds me of pale green leaves blossoming in maple trees. The blue is for the bring blue spring sky and the old gold reminds me of daffodils. Finally, the brown is for the mother earth coming back to life.
Oh thank you!! 🥰 Those are really inspiring spring colors ☺️
I love the easy way that you demonstrate the process of warping. I am less afraid to try my hand at weaving. Great job!
Thank you so much for your kind words 😍 I wish you lot's of fun weaving 😊
Wow!!! Beautiful and very well explained!! Tks so much for taking the time to teach us!! ❤
Thank you so much 🥰
Thank you for sharing. I am learning and will be doing that through you! You explain so well.
Aww thank you 🥰
Your scarf is beautiful and you explain very well. Thank you for this video!
Thanks to you! I'm glad you liked it 😊
I just started to follow you.
I really enjoy your enthusiasm!!
I am a beginner from Calgary Alberta.
Just bought a 32" and I am going to wax it today.
Thank you
Congrats on your loom and welcome to the wonderful world of weaving 😊 🇨🇦
Merci! Such a beautiful scarf pattern and texture. I really enjoyed this journey with you. I have rediscovered my love of tencel fiber. Many wishes for your continued success!
Thank you so much! 😊
Beautiful!
The color is perfect for you.
I am going to start one as soon as I put my loom together
Thank you so much! 🥰
Such a beautiful scarf!! 😊💕
Thank you so much! 🥰
Great job! Beautiful and inspiring! Thank you.
Thanks to you 🥰
Gorgeous work! your videos are really pleasing to watch.
Cheers from Brazil 😁
Thank you so much 🥰 Cheers from Canada!
I love this! thank you for sharing.
Absolutely gorgeous
Thank you!! 🥰
What a stunning scarf and how inspiring you are! I want to make this scarf now! Need to finish weaving my teatowels first! 🙏
Thank you so much! It's always nice to read your comments 😍 I appreciate it
Looks great, I love the muted colors! I got an antique mini loom from a thrift store recently and watching your videos has helped build up my confidence to start... not quite there yet but hopefully soon!
Thank you for your comment. I'm happy that I could help you 😌 and I hope you'll be able to start weaving soon!
Beautiful scarf! I’m excited to start weaving. However I think I should start with something easier for my first project. Thank you for this tutorial. :-)
Thanks to you for your comment ☺️ I wish you lot's of fun with your first project!
Very lovely scarf and I like that you used Tencel I think it will have a nice drape.
Thank you ☺️ it does have a very nice drape! Tencel is great 😍
@@Curly_n_Yarny Which fibres have the best drape?
Best warmth? Thank you 😊
@@SherrisPlace That's a huge question hahaha! There are so many different fibers that give different effects. I don't think that I would have enough of 1 video to cover it all. Also, there is a lot of personal preferences that comes into choosing fibers. I believe that trying different fibers out is the best to know which fibers you prefer and for which type of projects. On the top of my head, I would recommend wool for warmth.
Nice job.
Thanks! 😊
I had the same problem here in New York! We had daffodils but then it snowed :(
Oh I'm so sorry 😢 with today's sun, mine are now back in shape 🌷how are yours?
Hi! Thanks a lot for tour sharing, this is a very beautiful scarf. I was just wondering what is really changing with the double warp. I am trying to increase the density of the warp so it seemed perfect but I fear it will change the weaving structure… can you still do plain weave ? I am sorry I am really a beginner and it would be so great if you could help me !
Thanks in advance and for your videos once again ❤
Thank you! To answer you, when I double the threads, I increase the density of the warp. This is still considered plain weave. You will notice that the weft thread goes over and under two strands of warp. This will have a different look than if the warp was single. I believe it's a question of taste. Myself, I like it very much, especially with the specs of this project. I think that the best thing would be to try it out and see for yourself if you like it 😊
Thanks a lot for your advices and response!
Beautiful scarf! What do you do with all of the scarves that you weave? Do you have a shop?
Thank you 🥰 At the moment, I don't produce enough to sell in a shop. I give them all away to friends and familly 😊
When you double warp, do you still weave normally? The second thread doesn’t create bulk? (I’m a knitter so to me doubling yarn means doubling thickness). Thank you for your lovely free videos!
Thank you for your comment ♥️To answer you, the second thread creates more thickness in the warp, but it does not create unnecessary bulk. Both threads are under tension and they move/behave together in the heddle. Also, the size of the heddle's holes and slots is big enough to hold two threads of 8/2 yarn, so no bulk is created. I hope this helps!
A really pretty scarf. How many Picks per Inch was it please?
Thanks ☺️ I have a PPI of about 18
Merci pour vos vidéos. Je lis que le Tencel ne supporte pas trop de tension et de frottement. Avez-vous eu de mauvaises expériences avec ce fil ? Est-il bien différent du coton côté tension ? Avez-vous des conseils ? Merci
Boujour Josée! De mon côté, je n'ai encore jamais eu de problèmes avec le Tencel😊 Par contre, j'ai une collègue de classe qui a eu une mauvaise expérience, où ses fils cassaient. On croit que c'est parce que l'atelier de tissage était très sec et que le Tencel préfère l'humidité.
Du côté tension, j'ai trouvé qu'il était similaire au coton 😁 J'espère que cela vous aide!
@@Curly_n_Yarny merci.
Ça fait combien de temps que vous faites du tissage ? Vos vidéos sont super, je viens d'avoir mon métier. Il ne me reste plus que les fils pour commencer !
Bonjour! Cela fait quelques années que je tisse 😊 Félicitation pour votre nouveau métier!! Je vous souhaite beaucoup de plaisir et de beaux projets 😁
This is such a gorgeous scarf! You are so talented. Can I ask what’s the dpi of the reed?
Thank you 🥰 I used my Ashford 12.5 DPI heddle. Also, I doubled the yarn in the warp, so I have a 25 ends per inch.
@@Curly_n_Yarny thank you kindly!!
Hi, how do you do the finishing on the Tencel?
Hi! I simply hand washed the scarf in cool water with a bit of soap. Then I let it air dry flat. To be honest, I don't know if that's the best way to finish Tencel, but it worked well for me 😊
Did warping this way result in a 1/1 plain weave fabric or a 2/2 basket weave?
I did not double the weft yarn, so I would not define it as a 2/2 basket weave 😊
Bonjour
Il y a beaucoup de vidéo en anglais
Pourquoi ne pas en faire en français
Tu serais vraiment utile à la communauté francophone
Merci
Bonjour! Lorsque j'ai commencé à faire des vidéos, j'ai réfléchi longtemps à la langue que j'allais utiliser. J'ai finalement tranché pour l'anglais, car cela me permettait de rejoindre plus de gens. Par contre, je considère encore l'option de faire des vidéos en français et je suis contente de constater, grâce votre commentaire, que cela serait apprécié ☺️ Merci!
Es ce que tu ferais des vidéo en français tu as l aire de savoir parler en français
Oui je parle français! Pour le moment, je me concentre sur les vidéos en anglais. Par contre, je compte éventuellement faire des vidéos en français sur les thèmes importants tels que le montage du métier à tisser 😊
Are there any Canadian sites/mills that you would be able to recommend for quality fibres and prices? Fibres like you use?
Shopping across the border is so cost prohibitive for us as Canadians.
It’s expensive enough to live in British Columbia , lol. 🥲
Merci
For quality fibres, I usually buy Maurice Brassard yarn. They offer a wide range of color and fibers. It's possible to buy directly from them, but it's a little complicated. They have distributors around the country. I love the company Gather Textiles, which is located in Alberta. Here's their website gathertextiles.com/ they also hold other quality yarns. I hope this helps!