Weaving a Shawl and Sewing 3 Shirts - My New Autumn Wardrobe featuring Handspun Yarn!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2021
- I need a little autumn upgrade for my wardrobe so I'm weaving a shawl with my handspun yarn and sewing three t-shirts from different autumn print fabrics. This is the first time I have had the big tri-loom out for a project in several years so it might be rusty. Actually...I might be rusty! Let's get weaving and find out!
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Oh my goodness! I have never seen this type of weaving before! My husband will kill me if I ask for one of these! Evie, you are fantastic!
Thank you! Haha! This kind of continuous strand weaving really is so much fun!🐑💜🧶😊
I had never heard of a triangle loom until this now I want one
Maybe you need one? 😁🧶💖🍄🦊🌻
That shawl is gorgeous!
That shawl turned out beautifully, Evie!! I actually am building my own 8-foot tri-loom because I was so inspired by your work. I can’t wait to see what great things you make in your new studio!
Good luck on tri-loom build! It was fun to make but I couldn't look at another nail for months afterward. BTW your screen name is awesome.
Yay, thank you! If you use Instagram, tag me @JillianEveFA I would love to see your work! 🐑💜🧶😊
You are honestly so adorable. I love that you're a mum. I wish i had a mum like you growing up.
The shirts are so cute, and that shawl is stunning. Absolutely amazing! I swear, watching you weave and spin is like watching magic
Love the shawl and your tops. The music was a beautiful match!
I love this channel. Now, I just need my hubby to love it, too, as I start asking for projects from him. 😆
Thank you. You’ve made me want to get my triloom out again!
Have you tried weaving a square on this? I’ve not but read about it. Leave the first shawl on the loom and then weave another, and hook the thread through the top loops as you go. Pop both off together and they should be connected on the diagonal. Your loom has nice long nails which should make it possible
Of all the challenges out there, you make sure to master each one.
Very nice tri-loom. Love the shawl.
Mark is a rock star! I love the loom!
He is pretty awesome! 🧶💖🍄🦊🌻
Yes, yes, a thousand times yes!
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Wow absolutely gorgeous shawl! I lucked into finding a small tri-loom at a weaver's yard sale earlier this year. I tried it out using your videos and was so delighted by it that I bought a custom adjustable tri-loom on Etsy. The new one is modular and will break down into pieces so I make anything from a 3' to a 7' wingspan and keep it in a closet when it's not in use. It was expensive but it will be worth it. I can't wait to make giant woven triangle shawls using my handspun. Thanks for sharing your wisdom and the beautiful things you make!
That is so wonderful! A good loom is always worth it in my (very biased) opinion! Happy weaving!
I really like that that looks very cute on you that looks really good keep sewing keep crafting be safe
Thank you! You too! 🐑💜🧶😊
Gosh that shawl is so lovely.
Thanks for sharing!!
the yummiest of inspiring videos from the most enthusiastic and delightful video maker/fabric artist! You are my most fun person to watch on youtube! Hugs to you darlin'. You made my day!
Oh my goodness! I'm so glad, and thank you so much! 🥰🥰🥰
That is so cool! I’ve never seen a shawl woven like that, so amazing
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed seeing this project! 🍂🦉🧶💜😊
Love! Love! Love! Your artwork!!
Thank you so much! 🐑💜🧶😊
Hello Evie. watching your video from Devon in England . Enjoyed it so much, this type of weaving is new to me. Thank you for sharing your skills. Beautiful work
Beautiful! You were right- I am inspired to sew with adorable fall fabric. Triangle looms are fun but, as you say, it can really bog down as you get closer to the center! My favorite tool is a flat steel, um, thing, that holds file folders. The deeper I get into this sentence the more I realize how old I am! File folders with steel hangers??? Anyway, flat, steel, hook at end- works much better than dowels or slippery long crochet hooks.. I have some Shetland and Jacob spun with alternating shades of white, grey, and black waiting to be turned into a plaidish shawl on my triangle loom. Will have to wear a turtleneck under it!
Great suggestion, I am going to try that! I'm old enough to also have file folders with steel hangers. XD
Oh wow! I know what you mean and those hangers sound perfect!
Love that orange fabric!
Love the shawl ❤️ I'm learning more watching your videos all the time
I'm so glad!
Navajo ladies use the carpet needles and even umbrella rods at the very end of the rug. :)
That shawl is awesome!!!
I love the trilooms. I have 2 - 4 ft, 1 that is to be used double sided and an 8 ft adjustable. They are my favs...!
That shawl is incredible just gorgeous thank you for sharing
Thank you so much! 🧶💖🍄🦊🌻
*looks up from spinning when the giant loom first appears* ... OH. MY. GOD. *feels the earth tilt just thinking about having such a gloriously enormous shawl*
Yes!!! 🧶💖🍄🦊🌻
So beautiful Evie. I love your new loom too!
Thanks so much! 😊
Super clear instruction. Your videos are so inspiring.
I love to hear it! 🧶💖🍄🦊🌻
Thanx! I really enjoy your style! 😊 this reminds me of a pin loom, but a triangle.. and the shawl is beautiful!
It is true, it is a pin loom hiding in a triangle.
Oh thank you! It is basically a massive pin loom! 🐑💜🧶😊
@@JillianEve Jillian ,I just wanted to tell you the shirts are beautiful too I had to watch the video in two parts😁
@@markschwartz5614 And a damn beautiful loom it is!
Thanks for including the pattern number and showing how to top stitch with a zig-zag machine. Think I'll try this project with my rigid heddle and borrowed sewing machine. Love fall colors!
So glad you enjoyed it! 😄🧶💖🍄🦊🌻
wow they go so well together you did a fantastic job thanks for sharing
Thank you so much!
Lovely shawl, cute shirts, blessings.
Thank you! 🦉🍂😊
Love love love your videos! I’m brand mew to spinning and weaving… husband just built me my first loom and I got a used wheel and we rebuilt it together! Ready to start!…. As soon as I’m done canning bushels of peaches! But your videos inspire me! ❤️❤️❤️
What type of loom did you have him build?
@@markschwartz5614 a 3 foot by 5 foot rug loom. Something easy as a first project! Can’t wait to start! He said it was tedious but is so good with wood that it looks very professional!
@@wendystuart4630 lol! I understand his feelings on building a loom. That is a great size of loom, have fun making textiles!
James Brett acrylic Mable chunky works prettily and well on one of these tri looms
That is beautiful -- looked like a very satisfying project -- all along you can see it progress and the great color placement and use of handspun!! What a lovely piece of art for the Fall -- and its wearable ..... checks so many boxes!! Yeah Evie!!!
Many thanks! Watching the colors develop into a pattern is my favorite part of this kind of weaving! 🐑💜🧶😊
It’s a bit unfair of you to be so cute! The shawl is gorgeous *adds tri-loom to her craft room wishlist* and the shirts look comfy and adorable! I also really enjoyed the “loom-o-vision”, that was really fun.
Beautiful👍🏻 I would not enjoy this type of weaving though. You obviously have the patience of Job!!!!😁👍💖
Amazing! Beautiful!
This is awesome! As a hobby I love making historical clothing and artefacts but I've never tried my hand at actually weaving the fabric myself - I usually rely on Latvia, Poland, and Ukraine for that. There's something profoundly satisfying about making the effort to create the things we tend to take for granted. Keep up the awesome work :)
Your pieces came out beautiful 💕💕
Thank you so much! 😊🍂🧶
Your projects turned out so pretty🥰 I cannot imagen how much time and effort it took you to learn all these crafts to make them look so effortlessly beautiful😍 I have been binge watching you for the last couple of days. I’ve been wanting to spin my own yarn for a while now so maybe I will invest in the rest of the equipment I need soon😊
Thank you so much 🤗 Just so you know, I have more tutorials on my Patreon and I also do virtual lessons if you need help getting started! 🐑💜🧶😊
@@JillianEve sounds fun😊 I will have to check it out when I get everything I need ready😄 I think I’m gonna get myself a eew nano espinner for Christmas this year because it’s small and won’t take up much room and is in my price range😅 but right now I have a spindle that I made myself with a dowel rod and a wooden car wheel that I can spin with🥰. Spinning my own yarn to crochet and making my own sewing thread just sounds so appealing to me😊.
Evie I just love this and I love your choice of colour. It is beautiful. I want to make one too!
I need a triangle loom now. The cost of energy rising this year and again before winter is a perfect excuse to make myself a shawl. Thank you Evie, I love your videos.
Stunning!!!!
Thank you!! 🐑💜🧶😊
GOOD JOB GIRL!!!💖💖💖💖
What a gorgeous weave. 🌏🌷💜🙏🏿🌳
That shawl came out so cozy looking. My niece and I are loving all your owls.
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Wow! Your shawl turned out amazing! Lovely drape, awesome colors. Thanks for sharing Evie! Your shirts also turned out so cute! I used to do a lot of sewing and quilting like 20 years ago. I'm feeling the sewing bug.
Thank you so much! 🐑💜🧶😊
I haven't made clothes in years. You made me want to again -- lol. Very cute tops and they look adorable on you! Love the shawl! Hmmmm, do I have space for yet another loom? I'm already picturing the look on my husband's face. 🙄😒😲😂
LisaR I have a tri- loom a friend made for me - The first shawl I wove was fascinating & beautiful-I wanted to finish the fabric and made the mistake of leaving it agitating in the washer for about 5 min .. unattended .I asked my son to check it for me while I cut fringe .. I asked how it looked? He replied " Well .. Mom ? Is it supposed to be the size of a dinner napkin ? " literally . From a 7 ft wide loom to about 18 " across and about 1 " thick 😳
The looms still in time out - 5 years later🙈😂
Oh noooo! 😱😭😭😭
Very lovely! It all looks great - I think we definitely need more regular deep thoughts with Evie tho 😁
I totally agree! But is the world ready for that? 😂
@@JillianEve bring it on baby, we're ready!!
Hi Evie, hope you're OK. Your Shawl and T Shirts Look AMAZING!!!
Happy Spinning Friend.
Take care and stay safe .
Lots of love Jen 💘💕🐏🐏🎆
Thank you! I've been wearing them ever since I made them! 🐑💜🧶😊
Happy Autumn!! 👻
I LOVE what you do! Don't change one iota! The colors you use are magnificent. You are very inspiring. I like the idea of making a piece from A to Z. I discovered your channel and I am impressed with everything I can learn there and you pass it all on to us with humor. I am French Canadian speaking and I have a little difficulty with English but you pronounce it clearly which helps me a lot. THANKS.
Gorgeous
wow he built that loom for you!? thats amazing!
He's pretty awesome!
@@JillianEve any tips on where to get a giant loom like that for those of us who don't have our own carpenter ? Lol
This is my first of your video's. You are adorable! Your so cute! I don't mean to sound shallow but if you watch a lot of video's when the person in the video is attractive it is so much easier to watch. You made everything look so easy. I am looking forward to watching all of your video's. I am 68 and have done dozens and dozens types of crafts. As far as fiber goes, so far I have been limited to sewing, crocheting, knitting and weaving wall tapestries. I am looking forward to learning how to spin and weave everything. I am very excited because I finally have the funds to buy what I need. No more "making do." I also have lots of time now that I am retired. My husband has been dead for several years so I don't even have to worry about cooking dinner or cleaning if I don't want to, I have found a local shop that sells spinning supplies and weaving supplies. So I will start with their classes. I like to support small, local businesses. I am in Aloha, Oregon right outside Portland, Oregon. Where are you? Bye for now.
That is wonderful that you have a local shop to support! I like to support local too, when I can. Happy spinning! 😊🍂🦉🧶
Absolutely love the shawl and t shirts you always give me inspiration you really are and amazing woman x
She is amazing, that is why I married her!
And Makes me looms so that's why I keep him around! 😄
Lol I love you two you really make me smile 😃
Beautiful work ! ❤️
Thank you! 🦉🍂😊
you make me want to get a tri loom.... that shawl is gorgeous, and i can imagine many things made on one,.... but NO! first i must wait. i have a ridgid heddle coming for christmas... use what i have. must be good. (it's sooo hard!)
I have more rigid heddle projects coming too! So many projects! So little time! 😂🧶🍂💜
Sooo beautiful 😍
I always use a Tunisian hook. That's what I find the easiest.
Omg - awesome!
Evie, the Shawl came off your loom beautifully. The colour ways of the garment is so warm and cozy.
Wow, this was fascinating to watch and so satisfying to see the final products. I loved everything about this! I am currently crocheting a filet patterned blanket by Sidsel Sangild called the Boks blanket. I bought a sweater quantity of teal fingering wool to knit myself a sweater about ten years ago (after only having knit a garter stitch hotpad!). Finally decided knitting a sweater is way beyond my skill level so repurposed this yarn from my stash to make this. It is looking lovely and one more cake to go.
Love this! 💕 Going to make a smaller tri loom and use some of my just spun yarn. Thank you
I'm so glad I found your channel. You are an amazing crafter.
These trilogy shawls do get tight at the end. I find that letting the first hypotenuse threads drape a bit, about an inch below the horizontal at its droopiest (lowest point). This is the equivalent to weaving on a RH or floor loom and arching your thread so it doesn’t pull in at the sides. It gets taken up in all the under and overs. Just keep those long drooping threads parallel as you go, parallel swags.
IMHO this set needs a thicker yarn, or did you full the shawl later? But, you can weave 2 threads per nail, and use thinner yarn that way!
Thanks!
Everything on this video is absolutelly beautiful! The shirts are perfect for you and the detail on the sleeves is just perfect 😊
Such a lovely and well made episode. It made me feel so cozy. Thank you Eve. Love the fabrics, especially the one with the foxes. Your hand woven shawl is really pretty and whoo hoo to Mark that he made this loom for you! Have a lovely Sunday. ☕️🍂 ~ Kat
You too! 🍂🧶🦉
not gonna lie, I went right over to facebook marketplace to see if anyone was selling a triangle loom like this.... lol thanks Evie.
I'm not going to apologize. 😂
How inspiring! The shawl is incredible and the shirts are absolutely adorable!
Thank you so much! 🥰🧶💜
I love your loom. That looks so fun to make. I really want a triangle loom now, except it’s huge, and I did wear shawls, so I’m sure I would use it exactly once. Such a fun project though!
Your shawl is stunning and now I want to try a triangle loom!!!! I have a tiny square one that I’ve made a series of squares that I sealed together as a wrap. I was so surprised you got the lovely plaid look with organically changing colors 💙🤩
Love your energy and enthusiasm 🌼💗 The shawl is beautiful. That’s such an wonderful feeling to have your own space to do what you love to do. Congratulations. 😊
Thank you so much! It really is! 🧶💖🍄🦊🌻
I just discovered your channel, and I love it! You present and share information so well. And, of course, your projects are beautiful. Looking forward to going back through all your videos as well as catching future ones.
Your shawl and shirts turned out amazing! What a great way to break in your new space!
Thank you so much! This was the perfect project!
You have definitely inspired me to sew a few shirts. Love the shawl!
Yay, thank you!
Yay Mark! Nice job on the ginormous triangle loom 😃 Your shirts and shawl turned out amazing! You are such an inspiration and I love the dramatic music for picking out thread and sewing lol.
I had so much fun with the dramatic music! Lol!
Love them! You have inspired me to try my hand at sewing a garment. It has been a long time since I have done that. I just spun my smallest single ever!
Congrats on your smallest single!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Honestly, your channel randomly came into my feed and it is so aesthetically pleasing. Just finished all my painting projects and I have a loom I bought back in 2020.😂 Seriously I am inspired to actually unbox it now.
How wonderful! Happy weaving! 😊🍂🦉🧶
I absolutely adored this video!! Your color matching! The fox print is so adorable I wanted to squeal! Maybe I can convince my husband to build me a tri loom someday 😃
Thank you for sharing this with us! Your videos and smile always make me feel happy :) The shawl is beautiful and I love your shirts, they are so cute!
Thank you so much! 😊💜🧶🦉🍂
I really like you . you are so cute and very talented. Thank you for all you do to have this channel., can't wait to see what you come up with next.
I love, love, love the mushroom fabric. The shawl colors are gorgeous. I wish I could have seen the color changes but it’ll give me an excuse to build my own. Well my husband lol. He built me a warping board which I love. I hope to eventually weave my own dense wool skirt on my Purrington. Thank you for the weekly inspiration ❤️.
You are so welcome! The color changes are simple. I just switched to a different yarn and pulled it through. I tied the tail off on the side and kept weaving. 🧶💖🍄🦊🌻
Is there a video for the building of the loom??
I would love a video on building a weaving on this please please!? ❤❤
I don't think there was one thing I didn't like in your video! My favorite time of year is fall and I love the colors of your new shawl and t-shirts! I'm a t-shirt person too and I've actually never thought about making my own - you gave me some incentive to try! Your new space looks so cozy and I was wondering where you ended up putting your big floor loom?
Bertha is currently on vacation in the basement. I will get her together one day, but at the moment we have too many house projects and would have to work around her. I also have a smaller, LeClerc Fanny to get refurbished so Bertha will have to make a little room for her new sister. 😊💜🧶
Hi Evie, I'm so glad I found your channel. Girl, you are so talented!!! I enjoy watching your video, so calming too. I love owl's and was hoping you would tell me where you got your mug.
Thank you so much! I got the mug at Big Lots. It is an outlet store we have in the Midwest. I went in for soap, and came out with an owl mug! 🦉🍂😊
Love the shawl and the loom. Do l tie a knot when l change colours. I now would love a bigger loom. Thanks for sharing ... great projects.
When I change colors, I switch yarn on the edge of the weaving so the tails dangle down the side. When I'm done, I weave in the tails and everything looks even and smooth. Also, if you add fringe, you can tie a knot and just let the tails become the fringe.
this video has such a warm and calming energy to it somehow!! happy to see you settling in to your new space and making lovely projects (-: though now youve given me the desire for a 7ft loom 😔😂
The real question is...who DOESN'T need a 7 foot tri loom? 😂🧶💖🍄🦊🌻
@@JillianEve No, the question is how much is Mark charging for a 7' tri loom -- 😂🤔
@@valeriegeorgevitch3876 🤣🤣🤣
Hi there Jillian Eve, This video is so delicious and reminds me of something I used to do in my twenties with a Carol Leigh triangle loom. You’ve inspired me to maybe try my hand at it again. You know they have something called a shed stick that acts as kind of a heddle and shuttle at the same time. Also do you full your shawls when your done. Have you ever heard ow waulking the wool😊
I love your studio! So cozy and functional too! Did Mark make the stand for the triangle loom too?
Yes, he did! It works so well!
Love the shaw it was so neat to watch you make it , I hate sewing with knit fabric.
Where did you get your ball winder? the one I have is junk.
Have a great week!
Knit fabric is not my favorite either...but I love my shirts! 😂 The ball winder came from Amazon and It is so good, I can wind anything with it! There are several similar ones so I always check for the best price. Here is a link: amzn.to/3GgEAIg
Such beautiful projects. I love the overalls you had on. Did you make those too?
It is a linen apron I got from Trader Joe's. I got 2 of them and I won't spin without it. It keeps my clothes clean and safe and it is really comfortable!
Evie, beautiful shawl. I am planning on make a triangle loom. What advice do you have, so the wood won’t split, what kind of wood to use, and any other advice you may have for me, before I get started? Thank you very much for your videos. I love them all. You are an inspiration.
We used oak for the strength, but the loom stand is pine. Mark made a jig for keeping the nails lined up. We also suggest piloting the holes with a drill first so the wood is less likely to split. Hope that helps! 🧶💖🍄🦊🌻
@@JillianEve Thank you for the info🤗
Lovely work and colors. I enjoy your videos and have learned so much from you!
I am curious, how do you change colors on your tri-loom? I have one of those huge 7' looms as well. So far I have made only one shawl. I ended up weaving in a second color after the first was completely finished, difficult but do-able.
When I want a new color, I just pull a new color through. I let the tails of the color change hang down on the side of the triangle and weave in the tails when I'm finished. 🍂😊🧶
I keep watching your videos and want to make my own tri-loom. How far apart are the nails please? I love watching your videos, I just dug out my drop spindle to have a go on (bought a year ago, and never got to trying it out properly. The safest description of my first attempt is art yarn, but that'll be okay for weaving with!
Thank you for demonstrating the tri-loom. I have been wondering how to weave. Is the knit fabric you bought wool, or cotton, or a blend.