Your English is wonderful. Much better then my nordic. I know 2 words, hygge and cushlie. All about comfort.

@miljatalvikki

6 ай бұрын

Hygge (Norwegian/Danish) is familiar expresson for me, but that cushlie I couln't find with google. Now you know that double weave is täkänä! You spell that finnish letter ä like you spell word candy letter a.

Your workmanship is to be admired, as is your patience! The English word you were looking for is "beater" or "beater bar". Your English is excellent!

@miljatalvikki

2 жыл бұрын

I hope that I will have time to weave again! This spring is very busy with my studies.... but maybe at some point I can enjoy myself with double weave again.

Thank you so much for sharing this in English!

@miljatalvikki

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching ❤️

Thrilled to find your video! Beautiful weaving, excellent instruction and your ability to speak English is amazing! Thanks and Happy Weaving!

Your English is wonderful and THANK you so much for doing this video!

Your weaving is beautiful. Your video is wonderful! Your english is perfect! Thank you for the video.

I’ve done simple patterns where you can use the treddles of your loom but am inspired to do a nice big pattern because of your lovely video

Your English is fine - you speak better than most native speakers! No need to apologize!

Lovely weaving, lovely video, and your English is lovely too! Thank you for sharing 😊

You know you are listening to a true Finn, when you hear the occasional jaa or joo spoken on the inhale, not the exhale. Loved listening to your voice and will have to watch the video more times, go back, etc. to learn the technique. You remind me of the year, 1979-1980 I lived in Kajaani and attended Linnan Lukio. Thank you so much.

@miljatalvikki

3 жыл бұрын

WOW 😳 Didn't know that about inhale/exhale while speaking. Thanks. Happy to hear that my video is helpful in multiple ways 😉

Lovely, Keiju Peikko! Inspiring. I checked out your website. You are soooooo talented. Thank you.

Thank you for making this video! I'm having trouble getting a good shed using the American technique for weaving double weave pick-up. Going to try your method and hope it gives me a workable shed.

Thank you! Very beautiful and instructive.

Good job. Your scarf is beautiful.

Great video!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge

I’m writing an MA paper on a particular textile fragment and you have been so helpful! I am citing you in my paper! Thank you!

@miljatalvikki

8 ай бұрын

I just now noticed your comment. Glad to hear that video is really helpful. Thanks 😍

Beautiful work

Your very clear thanks and the pattern is beautiful

Thanks so much, it's beautiful.

Great job translating to English!

Nice job!

simply amazing

Beautiful

Fascinating

Thanks for sharing! Did your warp use Light - Light - Dark - Dark sequence or Light - Dark - Light - Dark sequence?

O.k. interesting and informative video; but in the end you get 2 distinct and separable fabrics?

@miljatalvikki

2 жыл бұрын

Hello ☀️ Fabrics are not separable, they are connected to each other there where the pattern is. Only edges are loose of each other.

@annaperazzetti1874

2 жыл бұрын

thank you very much

did u have a video where u threading the loom?

@miljatalvikki

5 жыл бұрын

Hello! Sorry, I just noticed your question now, 7 months later! No, I don't have video about threading the loom. Maybe some day I will make one.

Saludos desde México. ¿Puedes decirme que secuencia de números haces en los marcos del telar y qué pisadas haces por favor ❤??

The thing you did not remember name of is Beater :)

@miljatalvikki

6 жыл бұрын

Oh yes! Beater. Thank you :-)

@margvh125

5 жыл бұрын

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Could you explain threading and tie-up?

@miljatalvikki

3 жыл бұрын

Hello! I am planning to do video about those things, because many are asking that, but right now I have only one loom, and there is still looong warp for weaving I must finish first. Sorry that I cannot help you right now.