This was just what I was looking for! I have been wanting to try making a turn shoe and was looking for inspiration. I live just 20 mins outside of York so, so this coppergate shoe is perfect for me!

“But some of us” *smoothly cuts the work* “prefer the easy way” I started dying of laughter.

I really appreciate the inclusion of centimeters! Thank you!

You're wonderful! I learn, I laugh, I'm inspired, I'm appreciative! Thank you for serving the hitory and the future of fiber artisan crafts! 😊

Thank you so much for this! I knew I wanted to get into band weaving, but I was having a hard time figuring out what method I wanted to do and what kind of loom I would need. I'd seen the results of inkle weaving, and of card weaving (I love the patterns I've seen from card weaving), but I didnt know you could card weave on an inkle loom. Ashford, here I come!

I could watch these just for your choice of music.

Might make myself one of these. Trying to get into tablet weaving and struggling bc I bought a back strap weaving kit, and trying to learn it all while also trying to maintain tension with my body has been taking the fun out.

I want to try a super basic pattern with just a different color on the outside edges, 2" wide by 110" long. How many cards do I need to manage that, please?

Did any of the Native American tribes use tablet weaving for their textiles? Some of the detail work they did indicates that tablets would make their job much easier, but I've only seen them finger weaving or using rudimentary heddle+shuttle work. I'm preparing to weave a tumpline and would appreciate any advice on the authenticity of the use of tablets for the task.

This is so helpful!

Wonderfull, looking forward to learning a new Craft, Please can you let me know where l can get this pattern please

Thanks for the history and the videos!

Eowyn de Wever is no longer selling on Etsy. Do you have another suggested source for silk yarns? Thanks!

Hello wise one! I have a question! I have a long band that i want to shorten and make into a keychain loop. I have clasps for the ends, so I need the end of the band to not have any fraying. If I sew the ends of the bands and then just cut it, will that be strong enough? Usually I use your method #4 from this video to make my chokers to size and then cut right after the end and use glue, and it seems to hold up alright. But I've never cut a long band! I would be so grateful for your advice!

Thank you! Your video is very usefull!

Where did you find your Robin and Russ cards? I have been looking on the internet and don't find anything like them. Love your videos--thank you!

I have found that using a circular knitting needle keeps cards extra firm when starting skip-hole weaving!

I adore happy mandolins

Greetings from Germany … missing you!

If I find a pattern I like but it doesn’t have the gray marks for going forward or backwards, how do I figure that part out?

that last video reminds me of a knot used in macrame as a finishing or starting knot.

still experimenting with plain cotton inkle. making a band to show off the shades I'm getting from my latest dyebath. The bit at the end with the sewing machine, did you do a video on it?

Dulcius ex Asperis or sweeter after difficulties is me to a tea lol!

I love how you include the setting up of the loom as well in your videos. I am fairly new to your channel as my son has just got into reenactment as a viking/anglo saxon and i am very excited to help with his costumes. I had no idea how to do tablet weaving but your videos fill me with confidence that i can copy your actions. Many videos dont go into as much detail and i felt at a loss before i found your. Thank you so much!

Ἀράχνη! That way of tying the knot at the end of the thread for sewing was perfection in its simplicity 😍

My son has just got into viking re-enactment and as i am a crafter ofcourse i am delighted and keen to learn new skills, i had kittens of joy when i found your fantastic channel!

Today, I'm going to catch my breath. So freaking relatable!

Does anyone still make bone shuttles? The name I have is a gentleman who has passed on.

Brilliant!

Love the way the added yellow and white on the sides turned out. Subtle, but very pretty.

Excelente!!! Gracias!!!

So. Not complicated at all. 😮

You're an absolute gem

The hardesf thing I am finding, as a total newbie, is advancing the warp. And on new patterns - anything authentically Finnish please.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE the bird sounds!

My husband has made me a loom (it's beautiful and I leave it out on the side as a decoration) and have started my band. Such fun!

Just checking on you. Hoping you are doing well. Missing your cheery self and wonderful weaving. Warmest hugs

Do I need a new craft to learn? Absolutely not! Am I gonna learn Tablet Weaving anyway? Absolutely!!!

I just learned how to tablet weave yesterday, and I am hooked! Our wonderful teacher does Viking reenactment/ history and she has 13 Osburg(sp) looms her husband built. She pre warped them for us and let me borrow her loom so I could finish. I am so glad I found you! Your overview is exactly what I was looking for. So well done! Thank you!

OMG! You have a Lendrum! I adore those wheels!

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This was so refreshing and light hearted, made my day😊 I crocheted the pouches and filled them with river stones. That was a great idea

Please tell me how to make or acquire the pieces to make this loom

This is so beautyful! Can I find the pattern somewhere?

Thanks for sharing! This gave me a great overview of what to expect and what I need to buy for my first card weaving project.

Thank you for these videos. You have been my teacher for the last year. I love coming here and your blog space for inspiration.

I keep wayching this one.. Just love the concept