Thanks for not just rambling on and on. I will definitely be following you. Some people no matter the topic will ramble on and on and I lose interest in their videos.

Thank you Kelly, another lovely pattern to add to the list!

I've been watching your videos since I got my rigid heddle loom 18 months ago. I had just ordered a stand for it, then saw this video. I called my supplier back and added an inkle loom to my order. I finished a practice band in the first 2 days, and warped on for your floral band already! I really appreciate the work you put into making quality videos!

Thank you Kelly, I love this technique, definitely the inkle loom will be in my future weaving purchases or maybe Christmas!!!

This was the most relatable intro EVER that hits the hearts of only crafty people. Why yes, yes I do know what it’s like to feel as though my life will not be complete if I do not do (plug in crafty thing) immediately. Lol! I loved this. Subscribed!

Just remembered your tip about the waft tension, tugging it after changing the shed. What a huge difference it made on evening out my edges!

Thank you for sharing! Great information ✅

How fun to see this video show up in my email! I tablet weave so this is wonderful to learn. Thank you, Kelly!

I am going to do a workshop on inkle weaving soon, so thanks for the video. I know what the process looks like. Lovely pattern and band colours Kelly.

There’s a WEAVING SCHOOL?!? Omg. 😳😩I need this in my life!

Kelly es la mejor !!!

Gracias por compartir 😃

Thank you and blessings to you and yours.

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Very helpful hints. I do practice for a couple of inches, I also use my hand to separate the weft and make the shed like you.do. I always feel that I am doing something wrong by doing that but now I feel okay.. I like that pattern and the colours. I might try it next. I am self taught. By the way you have the identical loom to me. The first time I have see one. Many look the same but the tension rod is in a different place or there are more or less rods etc.

I love having a nice tight warp. It makes for a nice even band when completed. I too have an Ashford Inkle Loom. However I have found that when I have a nice tight warp the back upright post twists under the pressure of the tight warp. Making the top back peg slope downwards ever so slightly. Then the warp threads on that peg tend to walk down the peg and fall off the end of it. And then the finished band is curved due to that slight uneven tension caused by that post twisting. It has frustrated me to no end. I have had the two silly feet on the loom replaced with one large foot so I can clamp the entire thing down to my table in front of my recliner. I am now waiting for the loom to come back from the woodworkers shop again. They have added a piece of plywood to the outside of the loom attaching both upright posts and the bottom foot. Hopefully this will solve the twisting upright post problem. I should get it back today. I pray the problem is solved other wise I have wasted so much money for this loom.

I’m going to be getting my first loom very soon and it will be an Inkle Loom. Do you consider 4/8s cotton to be a good beginner weight if yarn for Inkle weaving?

Hi Kelly, I'm a big fan of your videos. Thank you so much for all your effort. One little question: What do you think, can one use an Ashford Table Loom for inkle weaving? I tried it today. Unfortunately one can clearly see the weft yarn. Of course, this destroies my pattern. Do have an idea, what I could change? Thank you so much!!!

Hi Kelly -- I had written a while back asking if when using an inkle loom the warp should be an un-even number of threads or even. You had commented that it really didn't matter. I just warped up my inkle loom (first time. I used to have one about 20 years ago and have forgotten everything!) I first used even number of threads and it seems I have a "floating" warp thread that is not working its way into the band. So I took that one out so I had an un-even number of threads and that seems to have corrected the problem. Could I have just mis-threaded somewhere? Help?? I'm confused. Should I try to keep the number of threads un-even? Thanks, Jill from Oregon

Kelly, when warping this pattern, there are alternating colors for 5 threads or so, navy-peacock, navy-peacock, etc. What is your most efficient way to do this, tie off each time or some other strategy?

I recently bought an inkle I know that this may be a dumb question but, what type of thread are you using for the bands that you are weaving? Is it embroidery thread? Thanks for you time and help. It is really appreciated.

Hi Kelly, I am new to weaving with an inkle loom and was wondering if you could let us know your favorite yarns for this type of weaving? Thanks in advance!

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I should almost take offense to the boob reference. That looks like it'd make my efforts, as well as my son's, much more stable for easier coordination. Not fair!

On behalf of all men: We are aware that women have boobs, and it doesn't bother us.