Using dowel to re-attach is genius!

OMG! This is awesome! But then I didn't understand how that beautiful neck was achieved.

Your video was very thorough and easy to follow. Thank you for all the tips and tricks that you shared. The cowl is absolutely gorgeous!

That is truly amazing! Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful. Learned a lot❤

Beautiful! Genius technique.

Love this thank you and blessings

7:47 This knot is a lark's head, also sometimes called a cow hitch

This is so cool! I definitely want to try that soon!

This construction is ingenious, and so fun! Thank you for the tutorial.

So gorgeous!

Wonderful demonstration. I've been wanting to experiment with this design, and now I feel more comfortable attempting it. Thank you!

Beautiful cowl! The knot with the loops on the tie bar is a larkshead

Way beyond my skill level! Yet, it is absolutely beautiful. I love those colors.

Kari, thank you for this instructional video. The construction/technique of using the warp from the beginning end for weft at the end of the weaving to make a "seamless" v-cowl is fascinating. This video is the key, for me, that unlocks understanding how it is done! Helpful and excellent. Much appreciated.

That's gorgeous, thank you for posting this :)

Great project and beautiful colours !!!

Absolutely beautiful! And so clever!

This is amazing 😮. Thanks for sharing

Awesome tutorial 🥰 thank you so much.

Love the colors and how you weave the cowl together! Thank you!!

This is such a beautiful project and so well explained! Thank you :)

This is truly lovely!!! I will try to make this when I am a more experienced weaver. Thanks so much for your brilliant tutorial!

This is so informative, thank you so much!

Thank you, I love the colours, now I am confident to try this.

Just wonderful. Love it.

The dowel/loop trick is ingenious, thank you for such an in-depth explanation for making these. I'm working on my first one- didn't want to use the good wool in case I messed it up, so using cotton and so far it was working well until I started joining warp to warp. I will keep watching this over and over to see what I'm doing wrong. Thank you so much for all your tutorials, Kari! You're a natural teacher.

Lovely! Very clear and helpful

Beautiful!

Nice! Great video, I didn't know any of these designs existed

Thank you so much for this video

Brilliant! So beautiful and well taught! Thank you so much. K

Thank you SO much for the very detailed video. I always wondered how this was done.

Very clever! Thanks for sharing 💖

Hi Kari, thank you for this great video. I can't wait to give this a try.

OMG like this is so beautiful and the way you did it wow!!!!!

How can I mash that like button a dozen times? This is the first I've come across this method and you have just opened up a whole part of weaving opportunities for me!!

Love love love this concept and thanks to your very detailed video Kari, I have just completed my first hero cowl. Thanks.

Very helpful Kari. That will be my next project. Thank you.

Hi Kari thanks for this video - super helpful tips. I followed them and am really happy with my results

Great video, I am just learning, this was so easy to follow , your work is lovely.

Wonderful instruction, thank you. Just started my weaving journey so this was great!

You are brilliant! This is the most amazing thing I've ever seen. It's so different and inventive. Thank you for showing me this. I am just a baby Weaver, just starting, and boy have you encouraged me.

So inventive!

Kari, thank you so much for this video! It was really helpful I finished my cowl and it wouldn't have come out nearly as nice had I not watched your video first. I should have watched it a second time...I struggled getting it wound back on and had completely forgotten about using the dowel...that would have made it much easier! Lol.

Wow! I’m very much a beginner, but I shall practice like mad until I can do this. It’s brilliant. Thank you.

Genius!

The name of the knot you used with the white cotton yarn is a cow hitch, also called a larks head knot.

Nice work

The shawls are so beautiful! I have made one project with this technique and will surley be doing more. I had some issues getting the joint edge to look nice and smooth, I'm hoping the painters tape trick might help with that!

I made one without help. Brother what a fiasco. Now I can probably make one I will wear thanks to you. Excellent video and beautiful outcome. Thanks.

I don’t know what kind of magic this is, but I love it and am going to sort through my stash to find the perfect yarns to make this.

Nicely done. Thank you for taking the time to share. Great ideas that work!

Wow, I had never seen this technique before. I am just past beginning weaving after being a crochet/knitter for a few decades. that being said I think I would find a long tunisian crochet hook very handy to pull your new "weft" through the shed, thus disturbing your warp a little less than putting your whole hand through. just a thought. really great video! something new I now have to try. edit, I didn't finish watching before I posted this, just saw similar at the end with your reed hook. LOL

The knot where you loop the cord through itself is called a larks head knot.

Thanks for the great tips! I just discovered there's a big difference between green and blue painter's tape. The blue wasn't working for me as I used it to help mark distances along the cloth. The green is for rougher surfaces - out to get one right now.

Kari, you have such a gentle teaching style - it's so nice! Thank you so much for this video! I had heard of this technique, but didn't know how it was accomplished. Keep up the great work!

I love how you used painter tape and the dowel! I will try these techniques on my next one. (I made one before I saw your video, and it didn’t turn out too well)

Kari, thank you so much for taking the time to explain everything in explicit detail. I’ve always wondered how these were made and now will have to try my hand at it when I get a loom free! Your are a marvelous teacher!

Hello Kari, I have looked at several of these that you have woven but I can ’t find a back view! This makes an interesting accessory and your colours are beautiful. You do an excellent job of instructing! Thank you. And the painter’s tape is a great tip. Cheers Jenny

Hi Kari … Loved watching this video ..it’s a beautiful V-Cowl 🥰 can you tell me how you washed it ..? I’ve just made my first one and the fringe that I made was really lovely but made the mistake of putting it in the washing machine in a net bag .. and …😬 the fringe felted somewhat but I was able to pull the little suckers apart and luckily it didn’t look so bad..

Спасибо, все понятно, учусь ткать!

Gorgeous! And what a genius idea about using the small dowel. Thank you! In order to have the over/under work out correctly when bringing the warp over to become weft, do you need to be sure if you started weaving right to let, you end left to right? I’m afraid I’ll mess this up! Thanks for your great video!!!

Thank you for sharing this video, it is so generous of you. I am a wet felter new to weaving and have felted a lot of v-shaped shawls or neck warmers so this is something I am very excited to try even though I have only completed one scarf so far. I have a 16 inch Sampleit loom and wonder if this would be possible to make on my loom, width wise. Thank you.

🙏❤️

The knot you were making with the loops on the apron rod is a Lark's Head.

Thanks much for this instructional video. Which Ashford loom are you using?

The knot that you used was a larks head knot for attaching the loop to the dowel.

Gorgeous work! I love your yarn colors. What type/brand of yarn do u use mostly?

Hi Kari, After watching your video (at least 10 times!) and taking notes, I am almost ready to start my v cowl. I notice that you have painters tape in the beginning (after you advanced the yarn about 12 inches I think you said). Do you weave a few pics and then turn your loom over to put the painters tape on? Thank you again!

How long and how wide is this (minus the fringes) before you start to weave the weft into the warp? What would be a comparable yarn to use if you don't want to dye? This video is off the charts awesome!!!!!!!!!!

Kari ... I have just "discovered" you ... It is my lucky day! I will be trying this technique very soon. Since I live in Florida, I would prefer not to use wool. Have you tried other yarns? A fine cotton? Also, if I am understanding the concept, if I weave the initial length shorter, the loop that goes over the head should be less "voluminous"? But still needs to be long enough to go over the head ... hmmm ... Thank you ...

I meant to say the warp into the warp.

Hi Kari 😊 I’m curious if you have ever done a hem stitch at either or both ends of the weaving instead of tape and, if so, how it turned out?

I tried one but it twisted and was way to long. Yours is beautiful. How long is your fabric before attaching it?🧡

I'm just curious of what size of rigid loom you are using, and can you use any size original loom to create the cow that you are doing?

What brand is your loom....I have not seen it before. Is it a 10"? thank you for a great video.

Painters tape is a great tip. Did you say the pattern you used?

Kari Fell Lovely model! I really would love to make one myself...how would I think about the lenght of the fabric?

Hi - I’m using the schacht rigid heddle loom and I have a question- the weaving is fine until it comes to releasing the scarf from the front beam- the structure is very different from the Ashford loom that you are using in your demonstration, and I can’t seem to figure out how to attach and secure the dowel rod?

Climber's hitch or a girth hitch

How long was your warp for this project? Also how wide is it?

How long do you weave the cloth before cutting off to weave in the tails...

larks's head knot? maybe?

What brand of loom is this?

It's called a larks head knot.

Please can you tell me, did you say 16 inches unwoven to start with? Then how long , in inches do you weave before making the v?

Which yarn did you use?

What is the size of your heddle and yarn weight? Is this a 16” loom?

It would have been good for me if you had showed how to put it on because i have never worn one of these

What brand and size loom are you using?

What size painters tape is that?

Slip knot

hows anybody supposed to follow any of this when the only links you provide are to yourself- your store- your Facebook page- your youtube your Patreon? How about what freakin loom are you using maybe you could start there. How about a link to where we can find that loom for ourselves? How about a link to where you buy your materials? Or is this just all about you showing off your skills and selling your wears? I don't get it. I feel like I could more easily find you in real life so that I could ask you to your face where you get your materials than I could use your videos to help me get started on my own project. I mean... is that what your going for here? Im so confused. Are you using this video to help others work on their own projects or is it for you to show your own work so you can sell your own projects? I feel a hundred percent more confident that I could find you IRL to ask you these questions than I feel that I could find any of these materials to try this myself based solely on your videos alone and I feel really weird that I feel encouraged by these videos and subsequent links to do one and not the other. Maybe you could title your videos like " Kari Fell" shows you some parts of her V cowl weaving" and the description could read : This is a video showing the detail and effort made by artist Kari Fell so you can appreciate more deeply the craftsmanship that has gone into each and every Kari Fell cowl. It is not a tutorial video. You can buy Kari's excellent work- here here here etc. The title "weaving a v cowl" is very misleading.

Genius!