Kelly you are such a valuable resource in this community. Thank you for all you do!

Another brilliant solution for all of those little things that make me wonder just how to get a good weave. Thank you Kelly.

WOW four years gone and I just discovered you (LOL). The fishing line is brilliant idea! I will remember these one for life thank you.

May I just say that I think you are a weaving genius!!!!😀😀😀😀😊😊😊!!!!!!! You come up with the best solutions!!!!

Great video Kelly. Really clear and helpful. Couldn't have been better. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge you really are helping us novices!!

You’re a wonderful teacher Kelly… Thank you 🙏🏼 from Riverside, California.

This will totally change my results going forward! Thank you, Kelly.

Thank you! Really appreciate that you explain why this happens....not just how to fix it. Makes me wonder though, could I also get more even edges if I begin and end with a warp thread in a hole?

Thank you! I’m definitely going to use this tip. Brilliant as usual. Can’t wait for the garment weave a long.

Amazing Kelly, what a fantastic idea, your genius mind at work yet again. Thank you 💕

Thank you for this demonstration! This is something I've tried to overcome by carefully managing that end thread, but this will be a huge help in keeping that edge nice and smooth!

Thank you I was just going to cut my woven fabric off the loom because of the right edge so now fixed my problem thanks.

Thanks so much! for those loose selvedges are so annoying. I did learn a fishing line tip in double weaving to prevent the warp bunching at the fold side of the double woven selvedge.

That's just what I needed to see, I've been having trouble with this. Thank you so much.

Thank you for sharing 😊.....just what I needed 😊

Brilliant! Thanks for the tip!

I thought my selvedges were good before, but after trying this technique, I'll never go back to not using it. They turned out perfect!

From one fishing widow to another I was able to quickly find these items in my husbands tackle box. Thanks for helping me save my edges!

When do you use this wonderful technique? & when do you decide not to use it? I'm making my very first 12" tea towel, using your weaving school video & finished my first cloth. I've noticed this right side selvedge problem. I'm just beginning the 2nd tea towel & will try using this fishing line to remedy the loose edge.

Love this idea

what a fantastic tip!! thank you

Thanks!

Thanks for the demonstration, but could you please either adjust your mic or turn up the volume. Thanks again very helpful.

Thank you, Kelly. Exactly what I was looking for after worrying all day about the right-hand edge of the table runner I’m weaving. There are maybe four looser warps on the right edge, and I don’t know what I’ve done wrong. Also, I have to use a comb after every pick because of the 1/8” gap left between the wefts. I’m using an 8/4 cotton warp on a 10 dent. Could this be the reason I cannot “beat” the weft yarn closer?

A very inventive, clever solution to a universal challenge. Thank you.

Great tip.

Great tip

It’s interesting to me that you put your color into the warp and weave with a single color. Like the rainbow warp and black wedt of another video of yours. Is that called something specific? It’s very nice.

Thank-You, this’ll help So-Much! 😉💗

dang! i wish i had watched this a week ago! i knew about the fishing line and just used it on a (really beautiful!) wedding gift, but i didn't put the line in with the last thread, i put it next to it, and taking it out is making the edges wonky. And i used line that was too thick as well. Dang! Any notions how to fix that? i figure i'll take a weft thread through each loop? Thank you Kelly, for all your wonderful teachings and sharings. You are greatly appreciated, and i learn a lot. Really helpful about the edges, too!

Perfect! Thank you! ;)

cool thanks

Thanks so much for this! I'm taking your Woe To Go class and have started over more times than I can remember. :) I'm happy with my left selvedge in the down shed (left to right) but my right selvedge in the up shed (right to left) is I'll say mixed! How heavy is the S hook? Between my sewing and beading supplies and the "stuff" my husband has in the basement we're bound to have something of similar weight.

Thank you Kelly for your videos. I'm looking for a loom( I'm new to weaving on this scale), but I'm not sure which one to purchase. Would you tell me what loom your are using please?

Hi Kelly. When weaving I do the opposite of you. When I pick from the left I am in low heddle position. Would I put the line on the left side or keep it on the right?

I was wondering if that outside salvage edge on your right is loose because of the way you were beating the weft? You sort of wiggled it instead of beating up and down.

8:30 that was like magic! thanks!

Is ok to add lifelines to both sides at the start to guarantee straight edges? Thanks Kelly 😊

It seems me that thing the line onto that bar on your loom will cause problems when wind onto the cloth beam. Am I wrong about that?

Kelly, could you add the fishing line from the beginning of the weaving just after finishing the warping?

You've taught me so much, Kelly, and I thank you for that, but I wish you would improve the audio for your classes. Surely, I can't be the only hard of hearing weaver? I would subscribe to the Online Weaving School if I knew the audio was better than the audio of this class.

Wonder if i could do this for inkle weaving too? seems like it would work but could it be removed?

Where did you buy that machine and what is the name of it?

What if the end threads are in holes and not slots?

Wow that is cool do not remember how I got interested in this but good video how do u make a rug want to get this want to make a rug no idea why but that's is what I want to do

All your threads in the down sheed are looser then the upper ones. Why? I had the same problem with my little loom.

Why not just use the holes at each of the selvedges?