How to make wave and zigzag shuttles and weave with them!
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Thank you for a very practical and optimized process of using the wavy shuttle. Your process is nice and effective without unnecessary extra steps. Thank you for your contributions to the online self-learning weaving community of which I have lately become one. I have watched so many of your wonderful homey calm videos where you explain with such love and care. You are a star keeping handcrafts alive :)
Thank you so much, I really do need that kind of encouragement right now 🥰
You just saved me loads of money I never thought of using cardboard. I didn’t realise it would work better after changing the shed, excellent tip. I like the zig zag it seems more defined. Thank you so much.
You’re welcome 😊
Excellent. First time I have seen the wavy and zigzag shuttle in use. Definitely have a go. Thanks Kelly
Thanks for watching!
Hah, mom's visiting next month and she's a self proclaimed "loomatic" as I do woodcraft she asked me if I would make her a few wavy shuttles and I had to do a little research! Great video to help me decide on dimensions as now I've actually seen one in use! Thanks much
Excellent intro to wavy shuttles! Thank you! 💕
If you combine this with your tapestry techniques, you can fill in the gaps with separate pieces of yarn and it would stabilize the change over and make it more wearable. Yes it does look like a face. If you fill in the empty areas as if you were creating 2 eyes, a mouth and cheeks afterwards using tapestry techniques, that would be so fun.
So inspired. Thanks Kelly!
Yes, love that idea 😊
I was going to comment on needle weaving the empty spaces on the warp before advancing the warp. I was thinking of color to match the warp threads.
Love this! So happy to know that you can make your own shuttle. It looks wonderful. God bless.
Thanks Gerry! 😊
This looks sooo much fun and something I could do with my grandkids, especially as we can make our own shuttles. Thank you for sharing all that you do. I have watched so many of your videos now and have learned a lot thank you T x
You're welcome!
Thank you for sharing this technique. I am hoping these patterns will work out on my homemade tapestry loom because that's the only loom I can really afford to have. Hopefully, I'll be able to get a rigid heddle loom someday. Thank you again.
The zigzag pattern is really cool!
Thank you!
Thank you! Great idea! You're an excelent teacher, weaver and communicator ;)
Thank you! ❤
Thank you very much. I like zig zag. You're an excelent teacher!!!!
Thank you! ❤
Thanks for the tutorial! I have a majacraft wave shuttle which I haven't used yet because I haven't found any really good instructions. The idea of making another shuttle is fabulous. Your tutorial sparked all kinds of thoughts and ideas and a wave wall hanging may just be my next project.
That is awesome, I'm happy that you're inspired 😀
My hubby cut mine out from diy store wood. I drew my shapes on paper. He transferred them to the wood. My favourite is the zigzag. It really is fun
Lucky you to have a woodworking hubby 😊
What a fun idea. I can hardly wait to try it. Thanks so much as always
I like them both! You are so talented and love how clear and concise your teaching is. Thank you very much.
Thank you for watching!
Love it, that is great, thank you I'm new to weaving and learnt so much from you already 😉
Awesome!
all ways wanted and wondered how to do this so happy love the video and the tips thank you I'm a fan
Thank you!
This is a really cool technique. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, Cindy!
Love the Chevron pattern I was thinking of how to design this design.
That's amazing! I want to try doing this now. Many thanks ❤
You're welcome!
Thank you! I love this simple idea! I’m trying to think how to stabilize the pattern? Iron transparent stabilizer after it’s off the loom?
It's only when you offset the pattern and leave gaps that you lose a lot of stability. The only problem with an iron on stabiliser is that it would show through the gaps.
Great idea. I have my father make it in wood. Thank you
Wonderful!
Will probably try zig zags. Good thing to be obsessed with.
You make look so easy and inexpensive when making the shuttle! I don't have to buy another shuttle. Just make it.
That's right! 😊
Hi Kelly, I like both and lean towards the ripple zig zag. Where I'm located it might be easier to source and cut two or three layers of non corrugated pizza boxes and glue them together. I haven't seen thinner corrugated on products that would give me enough length.
Absolutely, whatever works! 😄
That is fabulous.
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This is great! Thank you Kelly!
You're so welcome! 😄
Thanks for the great tutorial! Very informative.
You're welcome! 😀
I like the zig-zag better. My question is, what happens to it when you take it off the loom? Do the open spaces stay put? I’d be tempted to either hemstitch around them or fill them using a tapestry needle. What does it look like after wet finishing?
I have a follow up video - th-cam.com/video/ap-wDCWNQ_8/w-d-xo.html
Very cool!
Just super and fun. Love it.
Thank you! 😄
Just wondering if this wave shuttle would work on lap loom? I unfortunately don't have a heddle loom.
Yes, it would 😊
🤔 Yes, a Stabilizer would show. It would also be a lot of extra work stitching the yarn in place.
Where can I find the PDF for the zigzag and curved shuttle? Thanks
kelly-casanova-weaving-lessons.teachable.com/p/make-your-own-wave-and-zigzag-shuttles/?preview=logged_out
you might want to use balsa wood for you shuttle.
I have heard that the wave pattern diminishes once the fabric is washed. True?
I haven't wet finished yet, but will let you know.
I wonder what happened when you wet finished the piece ?
Hey Kelly, How great!! DIY is the way to go! How does it wash? Do the waves etc stay?
I haven't wet finished yet, it will be interesting to see.
Does this stay after washing?
th-cam.com/video/ap-wDCWNQ_8/w-d-xo.html
how would you go from wavy to straight so say for instance you want a wavy top and bottom but plain or patterned middle bit? sorry complete newbie here! im that new i havent got a loom yet but really want one
Actually, that would be quite difficult. You could beat lighter with the wave shuttle as a progression until you could beat straight again. Or you could start beating straight on a wavy part and possibly fill the gaps in by needle weaving. It's not very straightforward, is it? Most of the time when you do wavy weaving, you do it for the whole piece.
I'd like to see how you finish the ends when you take it off the loom.
There are a few options for finishing - you can hemstitch while it's still on the loom or knot the ends once it's off the loom to leave a fringe. You can also hem by hand or with a sewing machine for no fringe.
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Hi Kelly. I cant get your website. I really want to take your classes. So what can i do?
There's a typo in her link in the description: www.kellycasanovaweavinglessons.com/
This takes you directly to my Online Weaving School kelly-casanova-weaving-lessons.teachable.com/?preview=logged_out
Can you do regular flat plain weave rows between the waves?
Have a look at this article Cindy, the author incorporates plain weave - handwovenmagazine.com/weaving-with-a-wave-stick/
Great idea. Thanks a lot
You're welcome!
Is there a way to go to a straight end once a way is used?
Not really, as you've already set the wave pattern.
Could you so a progressive (shift right or left) to fill the gaps?
There is a lot you can do with this idea. Experiment and see what you find 😀
Could you fill in the gaps with rhyea? Yes! This is great and looks like fun with lots of possibilities.
Definitely! 😄
What do you do with the starting yarn that isn't part of the project?
I'm not sure if you're referring to the yarn that is tied on to the apron rod? If so, you can make a fringe, or cut and hem to finish the piece.
Thank you for replying. I was referring to the first few pieces of yarn used at the beginning. I've seen so many videos where they do that but I don't know what is done with it.
@@aliciamcbride9766 It sounds like you're referring to the header - waste yarn that spaces the warp. It gets pulled out once the piece is off the loom. I don't use yarn as a header, I use 2 cardboard sticks, it's quick and easy 😊
that is really nice! ty
Thank you 😊
does it hold when washed ??
Not really 😕 I made this follow up video - th-cam.com/video/ap-wDCWNQ_8/w-d-xo.html
Awesome🙂
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I like the zigzag better. The pattern is more regular, and I imagine the resulting fabric would be more stable as a result. In other words, it better resembles common fabric while still being new and different.
The waves are cool. But they are so different that it doesn't fit the nature of the over and under process of weaving as well. Or so it seems to me upon my initial reaction. Thank you for sharing!!!