How to Weave On A Triangle Loom
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มี.ค. 2020
- Weaving on a triangle loom is easy to learn! I will show you how to weave on a triangle loom and share some triangle loom project ideas and shawls I have made using my own hand spun yarn. Then, I'll give an up close demonstration showing how to start a continuous strand project. Finally, after the weaving is complete, we will take the project off the loom and talk about different ways multiple triangles can be combined to make larger squares and rectangles.
Weaving instructions begin at 5:06
✨ Triangle loom from the Woolery (affiliate) woolery.com/kiss-triangle-wea...
~~ Social Media ~~
Blog www.jillianeve.com
Instagram / jillianevefa
Facebook / jillianevefib. .
Pinterest / jillianevefi. .
__________________________________________________
Music in this video is used with permission from the TH-cam audio library.
Photos and graphics used in my content are acquired through a paid subscription to Canva. I believe in supporting the artists who create great media and that includes pictures and graphics. Check out Canva here: www.canva.com
__________________________________________________
NOTE: This description contains affiliate links that allow you to find the items mentioned in this video and support the channel at no cost to you. While this channel may earn minimal sums when the viewer uses the links, the viewer is in NO WAY obligated to use these links. Thank you for your support! This is not a sponsored video. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Just bought a triangle loom after watching a live demonstration at my weaving guild. This video was PERFECT for getting me started. I appreciate all of the directions and associated camera angles. Thank you so much!!!
Thank you for showing finished products.
My best friend has her husband make me a small triloom and a larger one - and she made me a few shawls and I love and wear each of them and always get compliments and I let them know my friend made them for me! When Sandra died two years ago, she had made me my last shawl and she started one for herself. Thank you for reminding how to get started ... and I hope to get back to tri-loom weaving - on the small loom I want to finish making a scarf.
I hate to waste an inch of my hand spun so I won't use it as a warp on my floor loom. That is the beauty of the Triangle loom- no waste! And as you say- great for chunky fun yarn. I have the adjustable 7' max loom but the shawls shrink down quite a bit after washing and fulling. My favorite tool for the hard part- the endless middle- is/are those steel pieces that support hanging files. You're probably thinking ??? A thing of the past 😄
I’ve tried knitting and didn’t care for it. I do enjoy crocheting, but now I’m interested in weaving. It was very relaxing to watch your video. Thanks!
Thank you for the close-up view on beginning to weave!! The very first 3-4 steps are the most critical and the most difficult to see how it is done in either book or video form. This is the best most helpful demo. I've seen.
Love the richness look of your hand spun yarn woven on your tri-loom. I have a Spriggs 7 Foot Adjustable Tri-Loom that comes apart in 3 pieces. I bought the stand that goes with this loom. I, too have mine in storage. I also have an 8 foot tri-loom that comes apart in 11 pieces and I can weave 11 different size triangles if I wish. This loom fits in a wooden box. You just inspired me to pull out my tri looms and use up my hand spun yarns. Your shawls are pretty. Love the way you put together the colors and/or the mixtures of the yarn types. Your video was fun to watch.
Thank you so much! I'm so happy you are inspired to get yours out too! (These looms are so great for stash busting!) I've seen the adjustable tri-looms and they look amazing! Happy weaving! ✨
Can you please link the second more collapsing loom?
That was one of the most comprehensive and helpful demonstrations. Thank you for making this intimidating skill so weaver friendly.
Great tutorial. I love the idea of continuous warp and weft. I find it difficult to cut my hand spin yarn. This is a perfect technique so don't have a nervous breakdown about cutting in my hand spun. Thanks.
How fun! it's very different than working with a square or rectangle frame loom.
What a great video!
Fantastic! Thanks so much, Jillian.
Very informative. Answered many of my concerns.
thank you!!! the clouds have lifted!
Thank you so much for this video, I have started to make a triangle loom and am so excited to use some of my hand spun yarn on it. Wonderful to end up with a triangular shaped piece of fabric rather than having to cut and sew my woven cloth which is stressful! May even manage a shawl for "capetember". Thank you again I love your Channel. ♡
Ok wow. My mind is blown. This is amazing!
And just like that I want a loom. Thanks for the tutorial!
Great video! Thank you!
Great tutorial , thank you very much
The first time i saw you video i was so amazed that i now made my own triloom a few days ago! A small one like yours so that i could practice before making a bigger one.
I've just finished my second piece but i really have some issues with tension, i still haven't figured out how to keep it consistent + the yarn tends to make an arch towards the center which makes it very hard to weave the last four passes.
Do you have any advice please? It's quite frustrating 😂
Thank you so much for this video!!
I spin lots of art yarn . Ready to try my first triangle loom project.
I really enjoyed this video! the time lapse was especially mesmerizing! Beautiful work
Thank you! Time lapse is so fun!
Great idea! I love how you weave with a continuous yarn without having to cut the yarn from the ball, this way the waste of precious hand spun yarn is minimised. I was wondering, can this technique also be used in a rectangular loom? Could you make a video on that? I'm a beginner spinner and intermediate crocheter /knitter, definitely a fiber friend! Cheers!
Thank you so much for this video loved it thank you xxx and what a beautiful woven triangle x
Thanks Sadie! I'm looking forward to your live stream later! 💜
Hi Evie, love this tutorial of using a triangular loom. I know how to do continuous swap, on a square loom, also make triangles on same loom. I think when I get the hang os spinning my own fibres then I'll try out making a shawl on a triangular loom.
You've given me so much inspiration that I can't wait for Christmas Day to come.!!!!
Happy Spinning & weaving
Take care & stay safe .
Love Jen xx
Hi Evie, Thankyou sooo much for the Heart reply.
I love everything you do and it's much appreciated too.
Happy Spinning & weaving.
Love Jen xx
Thank you so much Evie, I am building myself one (not finished yet). 😀
Keep safe during these crazy virus times 💗💐
M
Thank you, you stay safe too! ❤ Let me know how your loom turns out!
That is a really great tutorial. I do love a little triangle scarf and I have wet felted many, but super love the idea of weaving one, can you give me the dimensions of your little loom please as it looks the perfect size to start with. I already have a RHL for making scarves, but I love shawls. Thank you!
Such a great deomonstration. Thank you so much for doing this. It has been many years since I wove on a tri loom, as I have been using my floor loom. So I'm ready to start again. Just curious, what weight are you thinking your home spun yarn is. Worsted or Bulky? Thanks for your help. (And your purples are really awesome!)
questions. firstly only recently found your videos and loving them all. on a 4ft loom can you only make a 4ft triangle or can you make different sizes . thankyou for doing this video I now want a triangle loom to make shawls but do not know what size to choose. how much does your triangle shrink by when you take it off. and whats a good size for triangle shawls. gosh i have asked a lot i guess i should definately like and subscribe lol.
Awesome vid Evie, what stitch would you use to join pieces and what stitch do you suggest for the crochet. Debs from down under
The smaller loom pieces can be seamed together to make a rectangle.
Great tutorial! Do you think making the loom with small head (finishing) nails would would work better or worse🤪
The only thing is that you risk your weaving popping off if it gets knocked around. With kids and pets in my house, I'll say that I really appreciate having those nail heads!
Hey! I was just curious on how I would add another skein of yarn. I'm fixing to start working on my first project and am just using one color so I can get the feel for it but have several skeins because of how much I will need. I'm making a 7ft loom. Also, can I do a crocheted edge and fringe??
Do you weave in your textured yarns as you go or do you embellish with them while under tension on the loom? Beautiful shawls by the way.
Thanks! I do either/both depending on the look I'm going for. 💜🐑😊
How did you add the fringe of your big purple one?
How do you add new yarn if you get a knot or need to add a new ball?
How do you get the plaid design in this type of weaving like your pretty yellow and brown shawl please ? I love the little shawlette too. Very sweet.
It is super easy on a loom like this! Just switch to a new yarn and the plaid will appear! 😊🧶💜
This was really cool. I thoroughly enjoyed it. BTW, what are your tattoos on the inside of your arm?
Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! I'll explain my tattoo in my next live stream! 😜 (It's a Phoenix feather and a compass.)
What is the spacing for the pins (nails) on both triangles
Hi! I was curious what you use for your tool to pull the yarn through? It looked a bit like a tunisian crochet hook.
It came with the loom but might "technically" be a Tunisian crochet hook. 🧶😊💕
How do you add fringe?
Hi again Evie. Hard question ... Any idea about how many metres/yards of hand spun l will need to weave the big or smaller shawl. I know thickness etc. comes into play but just a general idea where to start. Many thanks in advance Debs
If you are weaving on a tri-loom, measure the distance across the top of your loom. Then multiply that by the number of nails across. That will give you an estimate of your loom's yarn requirement. Remember to include more for fringe and fancy edges. Happy weaving! 😁🧶💜
Beautiful shawls!
What is the size of the larger loom?
7 feet across the top. 😁💜
I want to weave on a large copper triangle. How do I fasten the wafts? Thank you.
You need pins/nails around the edge.
Do you have videos on how to change colours on a triangle loom, like in your fav purple shawl.
I don't, but I should make one...
Yes please I'm in the process of making a loom. Challenging with the nail positions but fun.
I have a question, how do you change colors while weaving?
Where can I buy a triangle loom like yours?
Ok, so what do you do with the very last strand? Do you knot it and weave it in? It seems like if you leave it, it will fall apart. Idk. I had trouble hearing and wasn't sure what to do. Thank you!💖
I weave it in to finish it off.
@@JillianEve Thanks SO much!💖
Ok after i went across the 4th time and I'm now back on the left side and on the 4th peg I weaved it through but have it running through in 2 spots and am unable to continue without pulling my entire skein through it. I don't understand what I did wrong, I would show a picture if I could
If you're just using loose string that would be quite helpful to know, or how to do it on a much larger triangle with a full skein
Hi again Evie do you only spin with plied yarn or can you use singles? Debs
I weave on a triangle loom with plied yarn because each strand has to be warp and weft. Also, when I pull the yarn through, it can untwist each of the strands it runs over/under. Singles can fall apart. I hope that helps! 🧶💜😄
Yes thanks. Hubby is building me one as we speak
I need a triangle loom 😂
Μπράβω είναι τελειο
What size is this smaller loom?
In what way do you crochet along the top?
I pick the first loop off a nail, then I crochet chain each loop off the nail and through the previous loop to the end. It makes a nice edge. 🙂
@@JillianEve thank you
Made me recognize how much smaller the finished work may be...
Am I the only man who watching this?
Ha ha, nope. Weaver guy here.
You are going to fast.