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How To Weave On A Square Loom With Yarn

This video shows you how to weave on a square loom with yarn instead of loops, which are very expensive. If you want to learn how to do it with fabric loops, ...

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My loops do not turn out even amount of loops.
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+Tina Gill I recommend just to carefully watch the yarn, and find the time when the loops get lost so you can fix it. Hope this helps!
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Just found this video. How old are you? You did a very good job in explains how to do this.
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Thanks! In this video, I had been doing looming for a few years, so I decided to make a video about it. Glad you liked it!
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That was a very well illustrated and clear video. At your age I am quite impressed with your clarity and intelligence. You are going to grow up to become a very fine and creative young lady. Bravo.You also taught me something new and I myself do some videos and am quite ashamed at my lack of clarity after watching yours.Keep up the fantastic work and your blanket was lovely.
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+Mumtazm Thank you very much!
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I now have a video on how to do it with fabric loops, If that's what you want to know how to do. I will put a link in the description of this video.
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How do I get to your videos?
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Thats a gorgeous blanket at the end! I love the colors!
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Thanks! It took a long time, but it was worth it!
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Thank you for showing us how to do this. I had been wondering if I could use yarns on my square loom & I have a bunch of yarns. I will try this maybe later today!
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+Lisalb1968 That's great!! 
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+roxy kittybucks I made one & it came out very nice!
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I didn't know it was possible to use yarn until I tried, and I found out it wasn't that hard, so I made a video so other people could do it too!
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Great tutorial!!! Your blanket is GORGEOUS!!!! 
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You did an awesome job on this video and you made it look so easy and explained it very well. I learned something new today. Thanks and I love your blanket. Good work.
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It really easy once you get the hang of it!

How to Weave on a Loom - Video 4 - Calculating yarn for weaving

Figuring out how much yarn is needed in the warp and the weft for a weaving project on a floor loom.

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Wrapping the yarn around the ruler has been the one thing I've received the most questions about. It can sound confusing, so let me try to explain it in a simpler way - You can either wrap the warp yarn around a ruler for 1" and divide that number in half to get epi (number of ends per inch), or to make it quicker, I just wrapped the warp yarn over 1/2" on the ruler to get the number of ends per inch. Whichever way you choose to do it, obviously you will get the same number. Again, this is just a guide, and depending on the type of fabric you are trying to create you can vary this number. The reason why you don't want the warp ends on the loom to be as close as they are on the ruler is because the warp ends would be too cramped, and there wouldn't be any space between them to accommodate the weft. It also wouldn't allow enough room for take in and shrinkage after washing. For these reasons, in this particular project, 24 epi would be too close to set the warp. I hope this helps clarify a bit for all of you who have been confused by this step. Best wishes and happy weaving everyone!! - Elizabeth
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I'm very happy to know that you are enjoying my videos and I thank you for your interest in them! I think you will have many happy hours of working on your loom once it's all set up. My hope, when filming the videos, was to make the explanation as simple and clear as I could since the process can be a bit mysterious at first. I've only been spinning for about 6 years and I'm probably not good enough to offer instruction, but I'm flattered that you asked! Let me know how the weaving is going!
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Dianna - yes, this can sound confusing. You can either wrap the warp around a ruler for 1" and divide it in half to get epi (number of ends per inch), or to make it quicker, I just wrapped the warp yarn over 1/2" on the ruler to get my epi. You wouldn't want to have the warp ends on the loom as close together as they are on the ruler because it would be too cramped, and would not allow space for the weft to go in between each warp end or allow enough room for take in/shrinkage after washing.
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@exstromb Usually students are taught to wrap the yarn for an inch and divide by 2, so I just wrap it for a half inch and use that number for the ends per inch (or sett). It seems like it would make sense to use the number of wraps in an inch for your sett, but you must remember that the warp will be intersected by the weft, so half the density of the fabric will be made up of the weft and half by the warp. If you use the number of wraps in an inch for your sett the fabric will be too stiff.
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Hi Elizabeth I am a new weaver, and I found your instructions very helpful. I had previously ordered a pre-measured warp for my first project, but the warp had many knots where colors were changed or yarn added. The knots would jam through the holes of the heddle and cause my ends to loosen. I had a very difficult time with my first towels I weaved. By watching your videos, I can see that I don't need to use knots to attach yarn. Thanks a million. Am now ready to warp my first warp. Linda
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Keli - Thanks for watching the videos and for your comment! Yes, the alpaca warp was bought from a vendor at a fiber fair and the multicolored weft was some merino top that I spun on my wheel. It was kind of a blue/brown mix. I usually don't use handspun for warp, mostly because of the amount of waste in the warp. If you do want to use it in the warp you need to be sure it's strong enough. Plied yarn is typically stronger than singles. Most of my yarn is two ply or more. Enjoy!
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By 'piece' I just meant the scarf that I'm getting ready to weave. I want the width of the overall scarf to be 9" wide. After it's woven, removed from the loom and washed it should shrink a bit in the length and the width, so it will ultimately be less than 9" wide, but I am calculating 9" total width and once I figure out how many warp ends per inch my yarn should be I multiply that number times the total weaving width. In this case 12 X 9, which equals 108 total ends.
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Dear Elizabeth: Your videos have been wonderfully detailed and a Godsend. I live in a rural area, so thank you!! I want to create kitchen washcloths as my 1st project. I know they will shrink because I am going to use 100% cotton yarn for warp & weft. How much shrinkage should I allow for once they are washed? I need to figure out how wide to make my warp in comparison to what I want to end up with after washing the washcloths? Thanks so much!!
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Linda - Thank you for your comment and for letting me know that my videos were helpful. I hope they give you enough confidence to get your loom warped and to start weaving. Knots are not used much in the warping and weaving process, so I'm glad you don't have to mess with them the way you did the first time around. Good luck with your projects. The more you do the more you learn, so keep up the good work!
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It seems like that would be the case, but the warp ends will not be touching each other when you actually warp the loom. There has to be room for the weft to pass between the warp ends. Some people wrap for one inch and divide by 2 to get epi. I wrapped for 1/2 inch and used that number to get the epi. Either way it should be the same number. Hope this helps and thank you for your comment!
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Dear Karen, I'm so glad that my videos have helped you even though you were not able to get into a class. As far as the cotton dishtowels go, cotton tends to shrink quite a lot, so I normally add about 3" to the warp and about 1.5" - 2" to the weft. Once they're washed you'll see how much they take up. Thank you so much for your kind comments and good luck with the cotton washcloths!
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Congratulations on the new loom! I know you're anxious to get going on it. Practicing with a low cost yarn in the beginning is a good idea until you get your bearings. I will be posting by the end of the weekend how to measure the warp and how to sleigh the reed. Thank you very much for watching and good luck with the new Gallinger!
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I was worried that I would confuse more than clarify, so I'm relieved to know that I explained this part of the process well enough for someone to understand. Especially the new weavers! If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Thank you for your kind comments and have fun with the weaving!
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Thank you, thank you, thank you for your video on calculating... what a relief to see it in steps rather then all done... I finally have it figured out...I haven't been doing any weaving for a long long time because Ii was so unsure of calculating... now I'm anxious to start a project...thank you again...
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I'm so glad that this has helped you. It's a bit difficult to explain clearly, but it's great to know it has made enough of a difference for you to get you motivated to start a new project. Thank you so much for your kind comment and good luck with your weaving project!
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So very glad that this has helped simplify the process. It can be confusing, and I wasn't sure if my explanation was understandable or just made it more confusing. Thank you for your comment and for watching!
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thank you very much for posting. i have had a lot of waste but this will help a lot. I have bought the gallinger loom. right now i'm practicing with acrylic.
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I love how you use the white board. Your explanations on how to calculate the warp & weft is very detailed and very clear for a beginner weaver!
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Thank you so much for posting this video series. I am interested in getting started with weaving. Your video series was very well done.
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Hello, I;d like to know what is the heddle position to get the warp for pickup, Some say on down position, others on rest. Thank you
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When you measured the width of the yarn for the warp you measured 12 wraps for a half inch wouldn't you double that for an inch?
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Is the alpaca store bought? Do you use handspun for warp and if so what type of fiber and ply? Great video!
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How to Make a Rainbow Loom STRIPED SCARF with yarn!

This video shows kids how to knit a REAL Striped Scarf using their Rainbow Loom and some yarn. It's EASY & fun to do and it makes a really cool scarf to wear!

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Aren't you an adorable little genius!! My daughter was just wondering if we could use the rainbow loom for loom knitting scarves and you answered her :) Keep it up kiddo!!
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hey if u dont mind pls tell me the lenth if the loom board and how many pins it includes pls somebody tell me
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I've used other looms but I haven't done a striped scarf like this. You are the first to do that. Nice job.
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Im the one who maid that up
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Great job!
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SWEET!!

LOOM KNIT HAT - The Slub Yarn Slouchy

LOOM KNIT HAT Slub Yarn Slouchy Beanie Cap. For the Hat , Cowl Loom Knitting Project Pattern and Slub Yarn Information click the link ...

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Hi I use my hubby account my name is Britt, I love your videos, you have been my #1 looming teacher, please continue to up load them and if you ever find the time to make a mermaids or shark tail blanket that the kids get into please please do.
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+joseph tynes Here is a pattern by Chloe Lambert : //www.goodknitkisses.com/loom-knit-mermaid-tail/
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I was wondering where do you buy slub yarn? I have never seen this kind of yarn before but I loved the tutorial. Thanks for sharing with us! This may be my next project!
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Thank you very much
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+Desirae Vaccaro Here is a link to the pattern and a supply list: //www.loomahat.com/slub-yarn-slouchy/
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Absolutely love your videos. Got a question though...I'm using different yarn and it's smaller...so how many cm did you do the brim and the hat itself? Thank you!
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Thank you so much!
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+Liz Woodby, Hi Liz , it really depends on you but I prefer a 2 - 2.5 inch (equals 2.54 cm) brim. The slouch I like it to be about 8 inches.
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Since it is a 41 peg loom when you complete one round you end on a knit....do you continue with a purl (opposite of what you started your first peg on) or do you restart with a knit and have two knits in a row? Thanks! Can't wait to complete this! :)
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+Gretchen Mosetter You just continue the stitch pattern. Here is the written pattern. //www.loomahat.com/slub-yarn-slouchy
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Got to try this! New subbie!
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+Avy Jacobo Thanks !
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hi how many rows did you loom before you decreased.please
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+michelle from down under in bundy 39 Rows - Here is the written pattern: //www.loomahat.com/slub-yarn-slouchy/
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This is so darn cute! I have never heard of slub yarn but I think it's just too cute. The color is great too. I really want to try this if I can get my head together to knit. Thank you for sharing Denise!
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I do too Miss +Geri Walton​. I'm looking for the perfect yarn!
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Love this hat Wanda,
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Is that the only yarn you can use it can you use medium worsted weight yarn?
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Awesome thanks can't wait to try it!!
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+Diana Nieves No - any yarn will work

Loom Knit Lab: Working with Ruffle Style Yarn

Working with ruffle style yarn on a knitting loom. Two methods provided. I have recently had the opportunity to work with the very popular Red Heart Shashay ...

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Thank you for this video, I have been waiting for you to make it. I tried to knit with this yarn on knitting needles and it just took to long. Since this video I have made two of them and on my third one now. Thanks again. Love your video's.
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To add another skein, I would simply lay the new loops of the new skein on top of the loops of the old skein, then I could treat both loops as one loop.
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@purpleshammrock to add another skein, I simply lay the new loops on top of the other loops and start knitting off as normal.
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@libra74677 I am using the Knifty Knitter purple knitting board. Any other knitting board will work for the pattern.
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Has anyone else had a problem with the loops being too tight to transfer to the other side??
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can you show how to add on a new skein of this yarn if I want to make a longer scarf pls?
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Can you show how to add on a new strand to change color ir to make a longer scarf pls?
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Wonderful video, thanks so much for showing us how to make this beautiful scarf!
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Can you show how to add on a new skein to make a longer scarf pls?
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What loom are you using in this video.
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What loom are you using in this video?
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