Weaving a Simple Scarf on my Ashford Rigid Heddle Loom and First Time Trying Hobbii Yarn
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
- It's been a while, but I'm back! In this video, I'm taking you with me on a weaving journey. For the first time, I tried weaving with Hobbii yarn and I really enjoyed it. I chose to weave with one of their cake yarn and I just loved the beautiful transition of colors that this yarn has. I made this project on my Ashford rigid heddle loom. My loom is 32" (80cm) wide, but this project could be woven on any loom that is 15" or bigger. #rigidheddle #weaving #loom
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THE YARN
For this project, I used yarn from Hobbii for the first time!
I decided to try one of their Sultan Deluxe cake which is made of a 100% cotton. The name of the colorway that I chose is "Blue Belle".
Here's where you can get the same yarn: bit.ly/Hobbii_Sultan_Deluxe
During the video, I also mention another cake yarn that I bought from Hobbii. This one is part of their Dahlia collection and it's also made of a 100% cotton. The name of this colorway is "Night Queen"
Here's where you can get the same yarn: bit.ly/Hobbii_Dahlia
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/ashford-rigid-hed...
REFERED CONTENT
During the video, I mention a few of my past videos. Here's a list of all of them:
-Here's the video on how I change yarn while weaving: • 3 Techniques For Chang...
-Here's a video where I explain how I do the hemstitching: • Hemstitching my Handwo...
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Thank you so much for the inspiration! For showing we can make beautiful light and colorful items with budget yarns❤️
Absolutely!! Thank you for watching 😊
It looks lovely. I like the subtle changes in the weft, it rewards close attention which is part of the joy of handmade items.
Me too!! That's exactly how I like to look at it 🥰
Thank you for sharing your planning process for working with a variegated colored yarn. It really looks beautiful and light. 👍👍👍
Thank you so much! 🥰
Welcome back! I love the colours.
Thank you 🥰
It’s great to see you again and I’m glad y’all had a wonderful trip! Thanks for the information on this yarn and your scarf! It turned out beautifully! Love it!!!
Thank you so much! 😄 I'm so glad to be back!
Love it!!
Thank you 🥰
I often use Hobbii yarn for weaving. You do a good job explaining the gradient yarn. I like using their twister yarn for shawls/scarfs/wraps. I like to use their 4 strand sport weight cotton for tea towels. I just placed an order for their cotton acrylic cakes with which I have a blanket in mind. My loom is only a 16 inch so I’ll weave several strips and sew them together. I love how your scarf looks.
Thank you so much for sharing! I was curious about their cotton acrylic cakes too 😊 I'm existed to know how you'll like weaving with it!
@@Curly_n_Yarny I like weaving with the cotton/acrylic cakes. They work up nicely and are user friendly. The pieces they make are lovely and soft.
Thanks will look at ordering yarn. Beautiful scarf
Thank you 🥰
Beautiful color combo. You do an amazing job at finishing a thread and adding a new color. Can't even see it.
Thank you so much! This is so nice of you to say 🥰
Back again! So nice to see you! I am looking forward to hear from your trip. Hope you have pictures.
Nice to see you too 🥰 I have tons of pictures hahah 😄
Good use of the gradient yarn.
Thank you Paul 😊
I've not ever seen this yarn but I'm definitely going to check it out for an upcoming project
I really enjoyed working with this yarn 😊
The scarf you made it so beautiful, it makes me want to make my own. Luckily i still have some hobbii twister yarn cake left over 🤗
I have used the dahlia yarn to crochet a massive blanket before. I actually used 7(!) Yarn cakes at once with a 9mm hook so I had 28 lose strands of yarn and it worked out absolutely fine for the most part. I only had very minor issues with the splitting, but i also used an ergonomic prym hook and those are very rounded at the top 😋
Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️
And thank you so much for the info! This enlightens me so much 😊 I will have to look into those ergonomic prym hooks ☺️
Hi Mylena! Great to see you back! As I wrote you on instagram - what a crazy coincidence that I just purchased exactly the same yarn from hobbii in the exactly same color and made a scarf! I love the result you got! 😍
Regarding the other cake yarn you got - I have used a similar one (also a 4-strand untwisted cotton) as weft, but I didn't really like the result. Not sure if it was because the color change was so drastic but it looks a bit odd and messy to me, kinda like accidental mix of colors (wish I could share a picture with you!). I don't know how it will work for warp, but I imagine the single strands will show up as if it's double (or quadruple) warped so it will have a different effect.
Hi! I still can't believe this happened 🙃 and thank you so much for the info about the other yarn. I would then definitely not use it as a weft. Maybe you can send me a picture in an Instagram DM. Or by email at curlynyarny@gmail.com 😁
I have used a similar cotton cake by schachmeyer, was wonderful for dishtowels. So cotton or linen is always good for dish towels
Awesome! I didn't know this brand so I looked over at their website. Their yarns seem wonderful 🥰 Thank you for sharing!
@@Curly_n_Yarny schachmeyer is a German company ( but we get a lot of that brand in Switzerland 🇨🇭- the big name Swiss brand is Lang yarns- their main processing plant is in a town not too far from me.
@@Curly_n_Yarny ps I am also a Canadian but live in Switzerland. ( but I am from BC)
Awesome! It's always such a joy to meet fellow Canadian weavers!
Oh cool!! Have you ever had to chance to visit their processing plant? It must be so interesting to see!
Looks great....Just wondering do you twist your fringe before or after soaking? Thankyou, I am a new weaver and just finished my first scarf and I am addicted. It was so fun
I usually twist my fringes before wet finishing 😊 In case you are curious, here's a video I made about twisting fringes: th-cam.com/video/XH4fTER2B_Y/w-d-xo.html
Congratulations on your first scarf 👏🏽 I'm so glad you enjoy weaving 😄
@@Curly_n_Yarny Thankyou very much
How long did this project take? Would it be a good project to start out with? Or should I find some yarn for a lower dpi? (Other than this one with a 15 dpi heddle) :) and when you hemstitch the ends, when do you stitch the 'beginning'end? At the start of a project, or at the end? :)
Hello! I didn't time myself while making this. But I would estimate somewhere close to 12hours (give or take a few hours) from start to finish. I think this is fairly easy projet and could be a good first project. However, most rigid heddle looms do not come with the 15 DPI heddle and you would need to buy it extra. Assuming that you only have the 7.5 heddle, I would recommend starting off with a projet that requires this heddle. I have made a few projects and I'll share you the link to one in another comment.
Also, for the hemstitch, I have made a video about it. Here's the link: th-cam.com/video/74wkBN2uaoc/w-d-xo.html
Here's one easy beginner project: th-cam.com/video/XiILHUI8Yvk/w-d-xo.html
And another one 😊: th-cam.com/video/AF-LnOBxU-Q/w-d-xo.html
What size of Ashford rigid heddle are you using?
I would like to get a rigid heddle so i can take back and forth to our cottage, what would you recommend?
I have a 32" (80cm) rigid heddle loom. My response to your question would be: it depends on the space that you have in your car and at your cottage. It also depends on what you wish to weave.
I like the size of my loom because it fits easily on the back seat of my car. Still, once it's there, there is not much space left for luggage. Myself, if I wanted to take my loom to a cottage often, I would have chosen something a little bit norrower. Most projects that I like to weave are scarves and dishtowels and I like them wide. To my taste, 24" is the narrower that I would go. Still, there are many weavers who are happy with a loom that is 16" or 10" wide.
Ashford also has a line of rigid heddle loom that they call the "knitters" looms. The difference is that they fold in two. They also allow for more compact travelling. I have not tried them, but they might be worth looking into. I feel the need to mention that they are often a little bit more expensive.
I hope this helps 😄
Hi! I have a 30" knitter loom and it's fantastic to be able to fold it even when I have a project on. It's a little small for blanket but perfect for narrower project but I want to try a double width to to be able to make biger project..
That's great! Thank you for sharing 😊