Amazing tutorial! My loom only has space for 25 strings, in this situation what would you recommend? I tried with 20 strings in the warp but had an issue with my piece. It was one side would be over and the other under, what would you do in this situation?
Since making this video I do use an even amount a lot more. It really depends on what you're making, whenever I’m doing a twill I do an odd number of strings, you can check out the diamond twill tutorial for the reasons behind that. What I like about an odd number in other scenarios is that you can start and end on an “over” a warp string, so if I’m weaving a ribbon in or something like that it just sits nicer. I used to exclusively weave with an odd amount, but I do find myself going for even more often now. An even amount is what you want if you plan on hanging the piece directly from the warp string loops, and works find in most cases. Hope that helps!
@@spruceandlinen Thank you for that. It makes a lot of sense. I am doing a weaving with an organic shape and wool roving with odd strings... and I think it would have been better with even. The best way to learn is to try it! I love your tutorials and I am learning so much!
Hi jennell x hope you're OK x love this tutorial x I don't know why I've not posted comments on this before now x love the colours x also think it looks harder than it is x love everything you do x out takes are good too x keep weaving x keep smiling x keep safe and well x love Jen xxx
Hi jennell x I think you're going to think I've gone mad!!! found I'd commented on this after is watched part 1, 2&3 again x must be that I've had 6 weeks self isolation and another 6 weeks to go x lol x keep weaving x keep smiling x and keep safe and well all of you x love Jen xxx
Hello, I'm interested in learning to weave and doing it as a hobby. I've really enjoyed watching your videos. I wanted to ask, how long have you been weaving AND how did you get into it? Keep up the great content!
Get the beginner weaving kit with everything you need to make this project here: spruceandlinen.com/collections/weaving-kits
"Are we in focus?" Your expression says it all. Sooo adorable and relatable.
Hahaha 😂
This was great! Looking forward to Part 2. I appreciate your genuine, straightforward teaching style. The outtakes are fun. 😊
So glad you enjoyed it! And what a compliment, thank you! I love the outtakes, and there's usually a lot to choose from, ha!
Wonderful tutorial! Also love the outtakes.
Ann Sullivan thank you! 🤣
Amazing tutorial! My loom only has space for 25 strings, in this situation what would you recommend? I tried with 20 strings in the warp but had an issue with my piece. It was one side would be over and the other under, what would you do in this situation?
Having an odd amount of warp strings is all you need 😊
Question for you. Why is it we want an uneven number of warp strings? PS. Thank you for the fantastic tutorials you do!
Since making this video I do use an even amount a lot more. It really depends on what you're making, whenever I’m doing a twill I do an odd number of strings, you can check out the diamond twill tutorial for the reasons behind that. What I like about an odd number in other scenarios is that you can start and end on an “over” a warp string, so if I’m weaving a ribbon in or something like that it just sits nicer. I used to exclusively weave with an odd amount, but I do find myself going for even more often now. An even amount is what you want if you plan on hanging the piece directly from the warp string loops, and works find in most cases. Hope that helps!
@@spruceandlinen Thank you for that. It makes a lot of sense. I am doing a weaving with an organic shape and wool roving with odd strings... and I think it would have been better with even. The best way to learn is to try it! I love your tutorials and I am learning so much!
Hi jennell x hope you're OK x love this tutorial x I don't know why I've not posted comments on this before now x love the colours x also think it looks harder than it is x love everything you do x out takes are good too x keep weaving x keep smiling x keep safe and well x love Jen xxx
This is definitely an easy one to make!
Hi jennell x I think you're going to think I've gone mad!!! found I'd commented on this after is watched part 1, 2&3 again x must be that I've had 6 weeks self isolation and another 6 weeks to go x lol x keep weaving x keep smiling x and keep safe and well all of you x love Jen xxx
Hi, are you still posting these lessons? I'm new to weaving and am really enjoying them, thanks, Jackie
We post once a week on our channel! th-cam.com/users/spruceandlinen
I really love this one, I’m waiting for the materials to make it,
Thank you!
Yay, first like :)) great tutorial, looking forward to the next two segments.
Shirley glad you’re enjoying it! Part 2 will be out tomorrow!
Brilliant, thank you
You're very welcome!
Hello, I'm interested in learning to weave and doing it as a hobby. I've really enjoyed watching your videos. I wanted to ask, how long have you been weaving AND how did you get into it? Keep up the great content!
Wonderful !!!!!
Thank you!
Great tutorial!
Glad you think so!
Bellissimo😍
Super lindo
Thank you!