Many of you have asked me to shoot a video of me actually weaving. I shoot many videos for the online course, but they are almost always done on a Mirrix loom. Here is an example of me weaving my own work on my Harrisville rug loom. Never fear, if you get dizzy, you can skip to the end where I show weaving in real time.
In the video I'm working on some areas I am outlining eccentrically so I am not using the beater on the loom for the most part.
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Rigging up a video camera to shoot on a low-warp loom isn't easy! I'll have to give it another go without so many views of the top of my head.
This is the loom I was weaving on.
In the video I'm working on some areas I am outlining eccentrically so I am not using the beater on the loom for the most part.
Tapestry weaving, low-warp style with Rebecca Mezoff
Rigging up a video camera to shoot on a low-warp loom isn't easy! I'll have to give it another go without so many views of the top of my head.
This is the loom I was weaving on.