A chain happens when two single lines undulating in opposite directions collide. Because they add a more interesting element than simple lines, I use chains in many of my designs.
FOR SIMPLICITY OF USE, CONSIDER THE TOP ROW TO BE HEDDLED THREADS AND THE BOTTOM ROW TO BE OPEN THREADS ON ALL OF THE DRAFTS.
A chain can make a great focal point in the center of a pattern.
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Here are a few different placements.
Love it... thanks for the info...I will be adding chains to my bands...
ReplyDeleteGreat! Glad to share my inspirations and designs!
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ReplyDeletesiempre leo tu blogspot y me encanta esta técnica y me gustaria aprender las teminaciones para cerrar cada proyecto
I am totally a beginner and I bought my inkle loom to make myself some camera straps and dog collars could you explain to me how that works?
ReplyDeleteHi. I have not made dog collars, so I am not a good source of information on how to do it. I do make camera straps and you can see them here: https://aspinnerweaver.blogspot.com/2013/06/camera-and-binocular-straps.html
DeleteI sell the ends as a kit in my Etsy shop. There are no written instructions as the parts are pretty simple. If you have more questions, please send me an email (a faster way to get a response) at iweavestraps@gmail.com ~Annie
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ReplyDeletebonjour,je me suis acheté un métier à tissé et j'aimerais me fabriqué mes sangles pour sacs. Quel fils utilisez vous, et quel diagramme? Je suis novice.Merci beaucoup pour votre réponse.Cordialement
ReplyDeleteSalut. J'ai demandé à google translate de l'aide pour lire et répondre à votre question. J'utilise du coton mercerisé d'une taille assez épaisse. La marque est Omega et le type de fil, Sinfonia. C'est fabriqué au Mexique, mais j'espère que vous pourrez trouver quelque chose de similaire là où vous êtes.
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