Weaving Double Weave on 4-Shaft Looms // learn and weave with me in the School of SweetGeorgia

Talking about weaving double weave in our latest course.
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Guess what's on this loom? YES. It's another double weave sampler. Today, I want to share what I've learned after a year of weaving double weave projects. I'm absolutely delighted to announce that after a year of writing, weaving, filming and editing, we have finally launched the new Double Weave on 4-shafts course for the School of SweetGeorgia.
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What is that contraption called? The one that pushes the fabric together to make the blanket...maybe thats not quite the right way to describe it...but its the best i got lol.

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That part that I'm holding on with my hand and pushing the yarn into place? That's called the "beater". ☺️