This was so beautiful and informative without all the noisy chatter about how weaving on a heddle loom works.

This was great! I cannot believe how you taught yourself all that! I love the shawls and the color palette you used.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching you make those beautiful shawls with the Heddle loom accompanied by the gentle, soothing music! Thank you!

I just got the same loom! Thank you for this😊 Very inspiring and helpful

🧶 I'm looking into buying a rigid-heddle loom so this was amazing to come across as I plan. Of course you'd need different sized heddle's for different weight yarns but it hadn't even occurred to me! Beautiful shawls, nicely done.

Both of those shawls are amazing for first time weaving. I'm new to the hobby myself and love watching other people discover the wonderful instruments that are rigid heddle looms. Thank you for sharing!

Hello. I too love to weave .. I would like to give you some advice on how to fill the shuttle with thread. You should fill it on both long sides, always passing the thread behind the shuttle alternating sides. In this way the thread does not pile up in the central part of the shuttle. I hope to be helpful and clear. Hello and good luck.

Your shawls turned out beautiful and it was satisfying to watch you make them, love your work.😍

Absolutely beautiful shawls, I might have to take up a new hobby like this, looks wonderful! ♥️😊 Thank you for sharing ❤️😊

Wow it looks hard but I have always been a fan of weaving. Very fun to watch.

I thoroughly enjoyed watching this! Thank you!

This was interesting and you patiently weaved two beautiful shawls. Thank you

This was lovely to watch. Your shawls were simply divine

I love this 🧶 I purchased a rigid heddle loom months ago and have been nervous about warping on and making a mistake. You made it look so easy and it was very calming with the music. Beautiful work!

@CrobyPatterns

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I was nervous too. But once you start, you see that it's not as hard as it seems. You just need to practice a bit. I did everything wrong my first time around, but all those mistakes taught me tricks and ways I use now all the time. 😄 I wish you all the best! 😊

Love this style of studio vlog! Very relaxing to watch. The shawls came out great! 🧶🧶🧶

@CrobyPatterns

3 жыл бұрын

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Beautiful shawls and I really enjoyed watching this gentle and calming video over breakfast ☕️. I’ve been weaving for years but have never woven anything on a rigid heddle loom. You’ve inspired me to look into getting one, thank you and happy weaving 🧶

🧶 that was so relaxing to watch!!

Both shawls are lovely. I bought a cake of the multi-colored yarn a few years ago, now I know what I'll do with it. 👍🧶

So happy just to get the notification of your video! 😍

Just watched this and your method of attaching your warping peg to the inside of a drawer is life-changing for me! I have had to ask my husband to bring in an extremely heavy tool bench for that.. which made it a major production and I haven't woven as much because of it. Now I will just open a drawer. I did have to order an Ashford peg, though... mine (Kromski & Schacht) aren't offset like the Ashford and I could tell there'd be a problem bumping into the clamp part with those. Anyway... thanks so much!!!

Thanks for the very informative video. I was hoping to learn about how to use a rigid heddle loom and this was a great introduction!

such a meditative process, and beautiful product!

Gorgeous!

ohhhh so cute this video thanks for your tutorial

For future reference (I know this is old but just in case) remember to hemstitch! You can find tutorials on it here on KZread, it gives a gorgeous edge!

@CrobyPatterns

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip! 😊🙏

Thank you so much, this video is very helpfull! 🌻

Like your video of weaving

So beautiful

I have only just started with a rigid heddle myself, and was admiring your edges, you did a REALLY good job with them for your first and second attempts! My first one went okay and my second one was a longer piece, about seven foot, and although the edges came out reasonably well (not as good as yours) I gradually tapered about an inch/2.5cm out of the width by the time I had finished (remembered to keep measuring on the first one but forgot on the second one...), thought I had it under control but - nope! Anyway all good practice, and I am sure many people will be inspired by your efforts. We all love to have more things to do with our yarn, and weaving really showcases handwoven beautifully! Off to warp my loom again, getting all excited again!

@CrobyPatterns

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 🥰It is really one of the hardest things to accomplish. I recommend keeping the strands of yarn on both ends very tight. I use large pieces of cardboard for that. And it works wonderfully. Good luck with the edges! 😊

I want to learn how to do this..... You did amazing.....

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I wish I had access to all those resources as a "beginner." 😂😂 a full studio's worth of materials? jesus.

New sub. Beautiful work.

@CrobyPatterns

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome! 🤗

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Uauhhh!!!!!

this is also amazing

@CrobyPatterns

3 жыл бұрын

😊 Thanks!

@zainabzulfiqar6470

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrobyPatterns you welcome 😘

@zainabzulfiqar6470

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrobyPatterns I also looked at your website there are amazing things for sale

@CrobyPatterns

3 жыл бұрын

You are so kind! 🥰 Thank you! 🙏

@zainabzulfiqar6470

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrobyPatterns your welcome😍😍😘

so beautiful!! I really want to learn to weave and this is super inspiring. If you don't mind my asking, how long did the loom set up and the weaving take? Thank you!! Couldn't find the yarn emoji, so here is a 🕸 instead. ( I am a yarn spinner).

@CrobyPatterns

2 жыл бұрын

Hi! 😊 It usually takes me 30 min to an hour to set the loom for weaving and then a week to finish the project as seen in the video. But one week of slow work, maybe 2 hours per day. 😊 I totally recommend it! 🥰 I am also a brand new at spinning. I just started not that long ago. But I am not that good at it. 🤪 I struggle a lot. Any tips? 😃🧶

My wife uses thin block out curtain fabric in stead of paper for her weaving. Said that is better. Long lasting. Easier to work with.

@CrobyPatterns

2 жыл бұрын

Amazing! Thank you so much for the tip! 🙏 I will definitely try it out. 😊

can you please upload videos of crochet and videos of these too

@CrobyPatterns

3 жыл бұрын

Weaving tutorials or vlogs? 😃

@zainabzulfiqar6470

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrobyPatterns both cause like both alot and also in your videos it will be awesome

@zainabzulfiqar6470

3 жыл бұрын

@@CrobyPatterns i have question to ask that , if you got a crochet kit and there are stich marker , cutter , crochet hooks , lace making hooks , and many other can you tell me what are the two things colourfull in that is and how to use it can you please tell me . i shall very thankfull to you

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So much yarn…

If your selling them did you not have to wash then first sorry totally lost the right words for the technique lol

Your yarn stash organization has put me to shame 😭 🧶

@CrobyPatterns

2 жыл бұрын

No! Please don't say that! I am pretty sure your yarn stash is better than mine! 🥰 Mine is nice for pictures and videos and a big mess when I am not filming. 😄 Everything is nicer through an Instagram filter. 😂

I prefer the tutorials 😐

@CrobyPatterns

3 жыл бұрын

Don't worry the tutorial will be next.😃