Great video series.very Instructive. Shows what can be done without paying hundreds of pounds for a loom. I am now adapting my frame loom to have shed sticks and a heddle. Thank you.
I am a bit confused on one aapect, is the selvege included in the heddle stick or not ? One video shows it included and this video shows that it should not be included and should be left behind the shed stick at all time
There are variations in weaving techniques. If i am understanding your question correctly, it depends, some weaving areas/types require it one way vs. the other. What i have provided is intended as a general technique. Thank you.
I just wondered where I can buy a knife edged weavers hook such as the one from the video. The website you reference costs 29 dollars but shipping to UK costs 62 dollars. Hopefully you can help. Also I would love to see a time lapse of weaving more complicated designs. Thanks.
I am sorry about the price. I am going to make a suggestion to you which is very doable if you find a shop which does metal work. You can take a regular dinner knife, trim off 2-3 inches and then create a hook on the end. Just take a picture from my website and show it to them. You never know what they'll be able to do. Sorry that is the best i can do.
@@persianweavers2820 you're the best. Literally, the greatest source of information I've found as a crazy Persian guy living in America thinking about making his own rug. People sharing information like you have is the only source for people like myself to get into anything like this. Hope that us fellow minded crazy people encourage you to keep up your great work. Thanks!
Great video series.very Instructive. Shows what can be done without paying hundreds of pounds for a loom. I am now adapting my frame loom to have shed sticks and a heddle. Thank you.
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I am a bit confused on one aapect, is the selvege included in the heddle stick or not ? One video shows it included and this video shows that it should not be included and should be left behind the shed stick at all time
There are variations in weaving techniques. If i am understanding your question correctly, it depends, some weaving areas/types require it one way vs. the other. What i have provided is intended as a general technique. Thank you.
I just wondered where I can buy a knife edged weavers hook such as the one from the video. The website you reference costs 29 dollars but shipping to UK costs 62 dollars. Hopefully you can help. Also I would love to see a time lapse of weaving more complicated designs. Thanks.
I am sorry about the price. I am going to make a suggestion to you which is very doable if you find a shop which does metal work. You can take a regular dinner knife, trim off 2-3 inches and then create a hook on the end. Just take a picture from my website and show it to them. You never know what they'll be able to do. Sorry that is the best i can do.
Hi, great tutorial, thank you. What kind of a loom is this and where can I purchase one?
I have included a video on how to build the loom yourself or have someone build it for you.
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@@persianweavers2820 you're the best. Literally, the greatest source of information I've found as a crazy Persian guy living in America thinking about making his own rug. People sharing information like you have is the only source for people like myself to get into anything like this. Hope that us fellow minded crazy people encourage you to keep up your great work. Thanks!