Learning to Weave Double Weave // Double Rainbow Weaving Sampler // Lo Meets Loom
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Weaving double weave and specifically double weave blocks has been one of the mysteries of weaving that has intrigued me. A few months ago, I took the "Double Rainbow" double weave workshop with Jennifer Moore to learn more about this mesmerizing weave structure.
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@ritatrafford1255 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for this! I'm very much a beginner weaver but fascinated about the structure of fabric and yes agree that to find THE way that tugs at the heartstrings one must explore all the paths ♡
@juliemulie1805 2 жыл бұрын
Always good to hear your experiences with educational classes. I have enjoyed her book and DVD. Unfortunately, for many of us, streaming anything is still a challenge due to availability of quality internet. That's why DVD availability for classes are still important. Thanks for the review!
@DebOlliff 2 жыл бұрын
Just what I’ve been looking for! So exciting! Thank you!
@Michelle.Legare 2 жыл бұрын
I use a rigid heddle loom and still very much a novice. I truly do believe though, that dabbling and exploring is the best way to learn as much of the basics as possible while still searching for your aspiration. You know at this point that weaving is what you want to do, and everything you learn will eventually be incorporated into your knowledge base. Understanding always works best with the working of what you have learned. To me, that is the art of creativity and the thing that makes us ask, "I wonder if this will work?".
@SivanIlan 2 жыл бұрын
I love this new series ❤️✨
@sassyapache1 2 жыл бұрын
I took Jennifer’s Rainbow Double Weave workshop about 3 years ago. It was amazing and I learned so much. It is definitely worth the time and cost.
@brendareimer8930 2 жыл бұрын
Oh my goodness, you have such convincing content on this channel. I recently visited your store FINALLY as I reside in Manitoba, and loved your little oasis. I have now signed up for Jennifer's class, all because of your commentary, lol. I too, love learning and am currently also part of Jane Stafford's online guild and subscribe to Long Thread Media. I thought Jennifer's classes would just be an overlap to classes I already partake in, but your description of the extra tips and content outside of what is in her book has certainly sent me down the rabbit hole once again. Thanks, I love your colour choices!
@Houaha 2 жыл бұрын
Trying to find that topic that you can dive into for the rest of your life or for a significant portion of it hits home with me. I've done so many hobbies in general trying to find something that feels right
@hotironmom 2 жыл бұрын
Thanks for talking about this subject. I've been wanting to take a class with Jennifer Moore since I saw her speak about her life in weaving at the 2015 MAFA conference, where she gave the keynote address. But I've never been fast enough with the "enrol now" button to actually get in. I was able to visit her classroom at two MAFAs and talk with her though. I'm so pleased to hear that she is giving a doubleweave class online and will search it out. Hopefully my sample will look as good as yours.
@samanthaelliott2115 2 жыл бұрын
Oh My!! Felicia you have me hooked!!
@SpinningShadowsFiberArts 2 жыл бұрын
That is really a cool way to weave!
@winnieyuensm 2 жыл бұрын
loves your channel as always ❤
@gleannemarie 2 жыл бұрын
Felicia, I love this. I have no idea what you are doing, but I'm here for it! The weaving origami blew my mind - two layers? Then three? Crazy cool. I'm not a weaver and don't have that drive, but I love watching you work through the processes. It is interesting, relaxing, and entertaining.💙
@jonlilley2832 2 жыл бұрын
Hi, Felicia! Thank you for this info! I'm fearless about doing anything on the loom except for double weave. It's the only weave structure that addles my brain for the very beginning. I love the look and I even have the book, but I think I'll trying to take her workshop if I can get in. Thanks so much for the recommendations! Hope all's going well there!
@lshwadchuck5643 Жыл бұрын
Beautifully articulated case for learning double weave. I've been learning lots of structures, but sticking with four shafts, leaning toward hand-manipulated. My two favorite are Totonicapan pickup (Marijke van Epen figured out how to adapt the traditional backstrap structure) and turned taquete.
@gigartina Жыл бұрын
Ha! It’s the colours from parrot! i’ve been looking at this workshop (and those colours), but the book uses, as you say, skeleton tie-ups. One of the frustrating things about a countermarche loom is the impossibility of pressing more than one treadle at a time. It’s a problem doing eight-shaft deflected doubleweave, too.
@CraftyKarin 2 жыл бұрын
This kind of color block double weave fabric is what fascinated me when I just started weaving and I've had some confused looks from weavers/shop owners because I didn't quite grasp what I needed to get this kind of fabric. But I do love that I have an 8 shaft table loom (Louet Jane, oh how I love this loom) so I'm not limited by treadles. I know it's slower weaving but I get into quite a flow with flipping the levers. I wove a twill double width blanket last year and I loved the process. I really should try these blocks (I have the book) that I've longed to do from the beginning!
@SageMarjoram 2 жыл бұрын
This is so wonderful! I have been intrigued since you shared the process on Instagram and now I am convinced. I will have to grab this book for 4 shafts, and take this course once I upgrade to 8 shafts! I am only 2 years into weaving at home and 6 years out from my first studio loom experience, but I am on the same weaving search for myself. What will I be weaving 5 years from now? What could I weave happily forever and always feel there's something new?? Looking forward to the school projects!
@CarrieMtn 2 жыл бұрын
My looms are not super wide. I have been interested in double weave to explore wider projects. I also like the thought of double weave showing the reverse image on the back. Interesting
@VVDCS 2 жыл бұрын
Oh I had no idea you were gonna do a video on double weave! Im about to embark on double weave towels! I can understand it while reading that book, but within 15 minutes after putting the book down I can't wrap my brain around it anymore xD
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