Excellent except for one thing - the background 'music' is extremely distracting and make it difficult to hear what the presenter is saying.

Excellently done! She only speaks what needs to be spoken, thus allowing the learner to really process information. Music is relaxing and unobtrusive. Someone really knows how to teach a process-driven skill!.

@Zack.Wilbert

8 ай бұрын

Hello there, how are you doing today ?

I have been watching various tutorials/demonstrations all morning. Some stretched on FOREVER and I still felt I didn't have a handle on how the loom works. Yours was the clearest video so far and did it in 10 minutes. Thank you!

Your video has really helped me get over the hump and warp up my loom! Thank you so much for this clear video.

so nice to see someone able to explain things clear and simple

I have watched 3 previous videos and yours is the first one I can actually understand!!!! Thank you! I feel a ray of hope!!!!!

That was one of the best explanations of warping and using a rigid heddle I have seen. Brilliant 😌

I just got my 24 inch Ashford RHL and I am so excited. Earlier in the year, I bought a used RHL (not an Ashford) to see if I really liked weaving. I did but I had issues with the other loom. I have been saving up and finally dove into the deep end and made my purchase! I love the side rollers! So much better than my vintage Beka.

Thankyou for demonstrating this. I have first started just making a mug rug using a handmade cardboard loom. Then I remembered I had a knitting loom that doubled as a frame loom or tapestry loom. As a child I had a toy heddle loom that I really enjoyed making little things with. I think I would very much like to have a heddle loom. my husband will have his teaching certificate by September and already has a position available so I’m looking forward to purchasing one then. But I’m having fun learning on the 28” tapestry loom at the moment. I have the bug for sure

@rikumonimohanta4749

2 жыл бұрын

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@Zack.Wilbert

8 ай бұрын

Hello, how are you doing today believe you are doing fine ?

I've never watched that done before! It sure was easy to dress the loom! It looked like a fun, portable loom to use. I liked that! Thanks!

I took a riddle weaving class several months ago and am just now getting my new loom out of the box so I couldn't remember how to get started. Thanks for a GREAT video to refresh my mind and get me started on my first project on my own!

Thank you Kate for a great domonstration of this RH loom, you make it look so easy! I am excited to try it myself.

Hi Lina, Yes the scrap yarn just pulls out. Easy as. Thanks, Kate

@emiliakubov1240

9 жыл бұрын

you cant even press a reply, shit

@emiliakubov1240

9 жыл бұрын

but sorry if you are old lady, my appolize, sorry. i m about adults, damn.

@nicolabota1109

7 жыл бұрын

Ashford

@mette-maritgermonpre2451

7 жыл бұрын

Ashford Wheels and Looms its super fun you do this

Thank you so much for this video. I had no idea weaving on a table top rigid heddle loom would be so easy. I think this is going to be my next craft to master.

I just received my Ashford 32" your video is the best one so far I've come across to set up my loom. I can't wait to try it out but I'm having Hubby stain it first then assemble it. BTW the music doesn't bother me for you are doing a great job just watching you...Thank You!!!

@wudgee

4 жыл бұрын

There's a wax product you can buy to nourish the wood. It's beautiful without staining, I'd never stain mine.

@kibkea4938

2 жыл бұрын

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Loved this video. You mentioned you "might need a friend to help" when you wind the warp (to keep decent tension on the warp when you wind) This is one of the biggest challenges in the process; keeping the tension right without asking someone to help. I searched the Internet for a solution to this issue, but never found anything. So, I came up with the "Solo Warper" and my partner built it for me. Now I have no issues with winding. Works perfectly on any warp length. Instead of using a warping peg that attaches to a table (and can slip off at the worst times possible,) you simply place the Solo where you want the warp to end, (no table or clamps needed,) loop the warp ends on the main peg, secure it with a cross dowel when you're finished and then start winding. The Solo has wheel brakes that you can adjust, to keep the right tension on regular floors or carpet. Wind until the main dowel touches the outside of the loom (which is the perfect length to leave for threading), cut the yarn and then thread the heddles. Winding the warp took a fraction of the time with perfect tension and, more importantly, no 'yarn accidents that take hours to untangle.' Finally, a solution for solo weavers.....

@FaydraJones

2 жыл бұрын

Do you produce your solo warper to sell?

@bella-bee

Жыл бұрын

Or walk your loom slowly towards your peg (if your on a stand that is)

@GypsileeG

Жыл бұрын

@@bella-bee Thank you, I was looking for an answer to my dilemma of warping on my own! I'm presuming you don't cut it off the peg to keep the tension whilst moving loom up to the peg?

This is by far the best and most easily explained tutorial yet. Thank you

Thank you for the close-up on threading the heddle!

Excellent demonstration. I built a 12x14 loom and was looking for info on adding a heddle and how it would work, and your video answered lots of questions. Many thanks.

There's a lot of camera angle changes and such that make this much easier to understand than other videos I've seen, thanks!

Very nice, thank you. I like your method of spreading the warp threads at the beginning.

@Zack.Wilbert

8 ай бұрын

Hello, how are you doing today?

Love your explanation. Was just lent a rigid heddle today with beautiful threads. I look forward to getting to set it up on Wednesday with my daughter.

I have been wanting to get into weaving & spinning since I was a kid, I have been doing allot of research on it for the past few years & I am all but financially ready to get started & this video was so helpful I thank you so much for doing this video.

Thank you, Ashford crew! I have 24" Ashford RH loom and weave once in a while. Your video is very helpful and I liked the tip on tying the ends to the front beam with the string. Will try it for sure. I noticed that I do have tension problems if I warp my loom for wide cloth myself.

Thank you Kate for explaining this process in an easy and concise manner. This will be my “go-to” video for warping my Ashford RH loom. I have completed my first sampler and wish to weave something more useful.

I am thinking about a table top type loom and you have made the instructions so easy to understand I think I will be able to forgo the hefty fee for a class. You were very clear in your instruction and went slowly enough for a newbie to follow along. Your explanations as to why you were doing each step was very helpful. You have made something that seemed very complicated, very easy. Thank you very much.

Brilliant explanation at last! I've searched and searched and now I get it. Thank you.

@Zack.Wilbert

8 ай бұрын

Hello there , how are you doing today ?

Thank you so much for so clearly demonstrating the RH loom! Tried RH weaving many years ago before you-tube but couldn't get the hang of it... just received a 12" Knitters Loom for Christmas and am looking forward to getting started!!!

You make it look so simple. Now I want a heddle.

I have no deep passion for looming but this video really helped me to understand the concepts behind it, thank you.

Fantastic video!! I've watched 4 so far just trying to figure the warping process and this was by far the most clear, best visually for detail, concise and precise tutorial. I've got a Kromski that came with no instructions at all (despite their video that claims it comes with a DVD).

@rigidheddleweaving Thanks! It is great to hear such positive feedback. I love your suggestion for solo warping too, will add to our FAQ's. Happy weaving :-)

Howdy, this was a lovely and thorough instructional. Thank you for sharing.

you sweet angel!!!! this is the best video on warping a rigid heddle loom. very easy to understand and complete. thank you x a million for posting this!

I love the way she makes the knots by a simple move of fingers

Oh my goodness thanks so much for this!! I have had a loom like this since childhood and have never really used it because I had no idea how. I kept it for years and years and now I can actually warp it and weave on it!! Amazing!!!

@Zack.Wilbert

8 ай бұрын

Hello there, how are you doing today ?

Great Informative Video.My daughter questioned me 'How hand loom Works ?' This cleared all her doubts and gave her delight of knowing the method of weaving.

Wonderful tutorial, the best I've seen on youtube to date. Thank you so much for posting this. I'll be sharing it with my rigid heddle weaving group on facebook.

What a wonderful video! It all looks a lot easier than I ever imagined. Thank you so much for the demonstration.

@Zack.Wilbert

8 ай бұрын

Hello , how are you doing today ?

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Very nice method and very nice work....!

I saw the demo of this loom at Rhinebeck, I fell in love on how simple it is, I plan on getting this in the 20", and I'm saving this video in my favorites, thanks so much! :D

Hi Nic, Yes it really is that easy to set up and start. You can even go further than the standard plain weave and add a double heddle kit and make blankets twice as wide as your loom.

Thank you for your excellent video. I bought a different brand but had to use your instructional video to figure it out! I'm very appreciative to Ashford for this well done resource. I'll look at your products first in the future!

I was given a loom like this, and am so glad you are there to show me how to dress it!

@elisabetepereira3587

Жыл бұрын

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This is *great*. The explanation was very clear, and the technique of getting the tension even among all the knotted one inch groups is much simpler than what I was doing. Thank you!

Thank you for this! I am weaving because of this video! So clear!!

@Zack.Wilbert

8 ай бұрын

Hello there , how are you doing today ?

thank you so much! I now feel confident in warping my loom and have saved money on a warping board!

Thank you! Lovely and clear, got myself set up and going on my new loom :D

Thanks for this video. I´m looking for info about Ashford Rigid Loom, it seems really great and your video explains a lot (but I´m agree, the background music doesn´t let hear clearly your wonderful voice)

Great video. Got us off to a ripping good start with a new loom.

I like your new tecklogy for warrpong drum

Awesome i'm in love with weaving!

I am a spinner and would like to start weaving. Your video is great! I have an Ashford Kiwi and will probably go with Ashford for a rigid heddle loom as it looks like I can handle it!! Thank you

Thank you a lot for providing all those videos! Can't wait to purchase one! :)

Very clear and helpful, thank you very much!

This video is awesome. Glad you showed how to use multiple colours.

Many quick and simple tricks. Thank you so much!

It looks so accurate and beautiful, very good explanation for a beginner like me. Thank you

Excellent video. Clear and concise!

Very helpful video, and I like the music.

Thank you for this! I just got this loom yesterday (minus the heddle hook), and I'm looking forward to my first project. Your video makes it look fairly easy. I've done only narrow weave so far.

@Zack.Wilbert

8 ай бұрын

Hello there! how are you doing today?

Мне очень нравится ткачество на станке. Нравится, как работают специалисты, есть чему поучиться, даже не зная языка. Я показала ребятам 5 класса на внеурочных занятиях как ткать на бёрде. увлеклись даже мальчики. Бёрды мы делаем из бумажных трубочек - самый простой и доступный инструмент для ткачества. Оказывается это очень популярный и востребованный вид рукоделия.

@user-ex6kf7pj9c

5 жыл бұрын

Мой прадед ткал.хоть и мужчина. Мне понравилось. Думаю где взять станок

easy simple to understand , thank you very much

I just received my own very exited to begin. I never did this. Hopefully i do it right i just subscribed to learn thankyou

GREAT Vid - I just recieved the 24" rigid heddle for my birthday - I am going to do this today! :) BTW the loom is so beautiful - I just love the feel of the wood.

I wish I had found this video when I did my first warping! Very informative and easy to understand. Thank you!

Thank you so much for all your videos, I watch them over and over... you are awesome.

@Zack.Wilbert

8 ай бұрын

Hello , how are you doing today ?

@tetelestaicreations5740

8 ай бұрын

@@Zack.Wilbert I am good. How are you?

@Zack.Wilbert

8 ай бұрын

I am fine thanks for asking , where are you writing from ? @@tetelestaicreations5740

@Zack.Wilbert

8 ай бұрын

Are you there?@@tetelestaicreations5740

You are amazing artist, your scarf is beautiful.

@wishwondersurprise1 Hi, the loom used in the video is the 16" loom. They are available in 16", 24", 32" and 48" wide. The 24" is the most popular size. Happy weaving!

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This is just what I needed. Thank you very much!

TY! I have a cricket loom and tension problems were incessant. This solved it. Especially when using silk yarns.

Thank you for this video, it´s makes me easyer ( my english is not so good :) ) to teach it my daughter. thx from Germany.

Loved the video. Got some great tips. Thanks!

Thanks Amy Wilson, glad it is helpful.

This is so beautiful!

Thank you for this! It's very clear, and got me through my first project very well. I'm watching it again, to start my next project (by the third, I think it will be second nature). Tips on warping up the loom by oneself would be very good, though!

@AlagaiBanty

8 жыл бұрын

+AlagaiBanty Ah, you have a method shown in your video for the Samplelt loom, to keep the warp tension while winding alone. I'll try that.

Great video! I just bought an ashford rigid heddle loom and got the double heddle kit. Is there a video anywhere which would show me how to use it to create blankets double the width of my current loom?

Beautiful ... Hermoso trabajo el tuyo, congratulations !!!

Hi, Yes there are many dealers in the USA. Please go to the link in the description to locate your local Ashford dealer. Regarding the length of warp you can put on - this depends on the type of yarn you are using and also what you are using to separate your warp. As a guide we say you can get 4.5m warp of double knit yarn on comfortably. Thanks for watching and I am sure you will enjoy weaving!

What a super video! Thank you so much.

Thank you so much. I cant wait to start.

This is my go to video before I start all new projects, better to refresh my memory than screw it up! Thanks for your help! I appreciate it greatly! 😊

رووووعه ااابداااع عاااشت اليد العاملة الفديو قمه الروعه زمن الجميل قناتكم قمة الابداع والتميز

Hi Francis, you can get a Rigid Heddle Loom from your local Ashford dealer. You can visit our website and click on the "ORDER" link on the main menu and locate your local dealer.

Hi lindsaym1023, Yes the 32" refers to the weaving width of the loom. Actually if you get the 32" loom and a second heddle kit you could weave double width - so you could do 64" wide. Thanks, Kate

very inspiring... Fantastic Session for Beginners.. Thanks

Замечательное видео! Всё чётко и по делу! Спасибо!

great video , thanks very mooch, I am teacher in Colombia, I going to show to my students. gracias

Thank you very much do some of these books will they come for beginners because I think that's might be what I will start out with

Cont'd.. Ash ford spinning wheels, near 40 yrs old, I got it used, love it

so clear and helpful. thank you!

Hi, if you watch the "spreading the warp video" (link in the description above) you will see you can just pull it out at then end. Happy weaving! :-)

Hi, keeping in mind that even if your weaving on the loom is the full 32" wide - once you wash and full it, it will no doubt be slightly smaller. :-) Kate

@rosasmarti4571

2 жыл бұрын

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Thank You very much for this video! It is very important!

thank you for a demo of weaving. The set up time is the longest component of the weaving. That's why handloom weavers find it difficult to complete with machine looms manufacture. They live in poverty.

Nice boots!

Excellent! Thanks very much!

Could you do a video using your knitters loom please? Ps-love the videos guys keep up the good work xo

@aynos629

2 жыл бұрын

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