I am a first time weaver and so I am trying to learn all that I can. The logcabin looks simple from what I can tell. Thank you so much for your tutorial.
Great video. I noticed that it was easier to follow with the heddle in the up position. I tied the heddle from front and back to make it stable while feeding the yarn through the eye and slots. Made it easy to keep the count of 5 in each eye. Thank you so much. I tried to read a pattern book but your video made the job easier for me since I'm such a visual person.
Hi thank you for your video, I am a newbie, what’s the name of the type of shuttle you were using? Where could I find one? I have no weaving shop near me, I have to buy it online. Thx
I am really struggling to get to grips with the log cabin, I am convinced I am following the instructions correctly but it's not looking right ..Any help would be really appreciated
When are you changing sheds? Up black, down white, or up white and down black? It is hard to see..especially when you are changing blocks. Thanks! Great videos. Please do more. I also saw your video on how to use left over bits of weaving for a pillow. That was also clearly demonstrated. It looks like you have a floor loom also. How did you get interested in a rigid heddle?
Oh boy! It is quite clear...sorta. I might watch the video a few more times to do it doubled but it might not hurt to do it with single strands. There is always a way, right?
Beautiful work as always, Tess! I had missed this one. Is that an Ashford 48"? (I love their Maori-esque reed hooks!) You are a great teacher--I so appreciate your sharing. Thanks again.
The warp looked a little too short to make a really good warm winter scarf, but the pattern was very nicely done. Then again, I suppose its not winter right now where you are. Here in Wisconsin we are getting our first (and way late in the year for a first) measurable snowfall for this winter. Anyway, I enjoyed watching.
+curmudgeon66 Thanks Andy glad you enjoyed it, I am hoping any beginner weaver finds it easy to understand. We are having a heat wave here at the moment, I much prefer the cooler weather.
Using this tutorial, I made a log cabin scarf as my second-ever weaving project. Your instructions made it easy to do!
OMG! You're a lifesaver! Thank you so much for making this video. Can't wait to try this weave pattern
I am a first time weaver and so I am trying to learn all that I can. The logcabin looks simple from what I can tell. Thank you so much for your tutorial.
First time I understand a pattern in weaving ..you are a great teacher thank you for the tutorial.
Thanks glad to help
This is my next project! Your tutorial comes up first and it’s very clear!
Yay, thank you!
Finaly a clear explanation of this beautiful pattern! Thank you so much.
Your welcome
Thank you for such a detailed video on how to make this lovely pattern.
+Georgette M Your Welcome Georgette glad you like it I wanted to make it so it can help anyone who didn't understand how this draft works.
Thank you foe making it look so easy. I can't wait to try it. Love all your videos
+Penny Wheeler Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it
Thanks so much for doing this video...for the first time...it makes sense to me...great job!!!!!!
+knittingismylife Your welcome I tried to make it easier to understand so glad you like it.
Really helpful, clear and easy to understand. Thank you x
Your welcome Mairi glad it was helpful
❤
You helped me so much with this thank you 💡 moment. 💐😀💐
You are so welcome
Gracias. Eres una gran maestra!
+Romina DePa Your welcome
Excellent teaching
+Karen Bochinski Thank you Karen
merci beaucoup pour votre leçon
good explanation, I'm subscribing
+jeanne sheffer Thanks Jeanne glad you liked it
Great video. I noticed that it was easier to follow with the heddle in the up position. I tied the heddle from front and back to make it stable while feeding the yarn through the eye and slots. Made it easy to keep the count of 5 in each eye. Thank you so much. I tried to read a pattern book but your video made the job easier for me since I'm such a visual person.
Thank you glad it helped you.
Thanks you👍😘
Hi thank you for your video, I am a newbie, what’s the name of the type of shuttle you were using? Where could I find one? I have no weaving shop near me, I have to buy it online. Thx
I am really struggling to get to grips with the log cabin, I am convinced I am following the instructions correctly but it's not looking right ..Any help would be really appreciated
When are you changing sheds? Up black, down white, or up white and down black? It is hard to see..especially when you are changing blocks. Thanks! Great videos. Please do more. I also saw your video on how to use left over bits of weaving for a pillow. That was also clearly demonstrated. It looks like you have a floor loom also. How did you get interested in a rigid heddle?
Oh boy! It is quite clear...sorta. I might watch the video a few more times to do it doubled but it might not hurt to do it with single strands. There is always a way, right?
What shuttles are you using?
Beautiful work as always, Tess! I had missed this one. Is that an Ashford 48"? (I love their Maori-esque reed hooks!) You are a great teacher--I so appreciate your sharing. Thanks again.
+AzRavnGrl Thank you, the loom is a 32" Ashford, glad your enjoying the videos.
The warp looked a little too short to make a really good warm winter scarf, but the pattern was very nicely done. Then again, I suppose its not winter right now where you are. Here in Wisconsin we are getting our first (and way late in the year for a first) measurable snowfall for this winter. Anyway, I enjoyed watching.
+curmudgeon66 Thanks Andy glad you enjoyed it, I am hoping any beginner weaver finds it easy to understand. We are having a heat wave here at the moment, I much prefer the cooler weather.
What is the heddle size and are you using a 4/4 cotton?
size 10 this was wool
Como adquirir está tear?
Where can I purchase your bobbin shuttle?
It came with the loom I bought off a friend
is this done in plain weave?
Yes Jason it is
Tess Earle ty. i am currently doing a rya rug but i will be giving this a go. you explain it nicely from start to finish unlike alot on TH-cam.
Thank you glad to help
Thanks Jason
En español por favor