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here is a start-to-finish lesson on how to weave a simple band using the backstrap method with a rigid heddle. full kit ...

Weaving instruction by Claudia Vega of Panchimalco, El Salvador.

Plain weave bands are super easy to learn to warp and weave and in this tutorial, Spin Off editor Kate Larson will show you how ...

Learn step-by-step the simple steps to plain weave on a backstrap loom. Find our weaving kits and Zoom classes here: ...

UPDATE - Please Read I have had several questions about how to make this kind of warp. The best thing to do is to view Linda ...

It's very easy to make your own backstrap weaving loom. Not shown is a simple belt with a lanyard clip at each end. Many people ...

A brief description of the pick up technique used by a Montagnard weaver. Filmed in Greensboro, NC as part of a documentary ...

Making a backstrap loom heddles frame.

Sometimes, you just have to take a step back and take a look at the skills that come before you can thread a needle and assemble ...

This video demonstrates how to weave a patterned band with a rigid heddle. The pattern threads are twice as thick as the ...

Tutorial.

I find weaving to be very relaxing and calming. It teaches many things: patience, focus, staying in the moment, clearing/quieting ...

Video excerpt from http://www.weavezine.com/content/backstrap-basics with Laverne Waddington.

How do these cards and thread make such intricate designs? What on earth is S and Z and what does it mean? What is this ...

Using warping pegs. This video shows you have to warp for a backstrap loom and the first step of setting up a backstrap loom.

Excerpt from http://www.weavezine.com/content/backstrap-basics with Laverne Waddington.

the backstrap setup is at stage one complete! In my notes it is called the windchime loom, of the winter of 23. four colors of yarn, ...

See how everything included in our backstrap weaving kit should be placed in order to start weaving. Step by step instructions.

How to warp for a backstrap loom with limited supplies.

Transferring the fabric to a wider board.