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  1. KLWeaver

    Woven Woven Everywhere

    Everything pictured is either wool or cotton.
  2. KLWeaver

    Woven Woven Everywhere

    I'm sorry, am I missing something? When I first weaved, I learned with acrylic wool blends because they were cheaper.. Now I only use pure cotton or wool... Not sure what's wrong with that?
  3. KLWeaver

    Jas Townsend

    lol, I looked into the basement and that's so funny because that's exactly what Ivy kept telling me!
  4. KLWeaver

    Woven Woven Everywhere

    Great info once again Spence and I believe that you are correct. Also, after doing some more and more research, I have come to believe, that the inkle loom is most likely a modified rigid heddle loom, just made small and easier to use. Now as for PC patterns, I am not finding many patterns of...
  5. KLWeaver

    Woven Woven Everywhere

    I guess it was just that I had learned to weave from someone who has been doing this for years and believed it was correct. This will not deter me from weaving, I enjoy it and will continue to make fun stuff.
  6. KLWeaver

    Woven Woven Everywhere

    Yikes, I did not know this would turn into a PC nightmare. I just thought you all may have liked the items. But now a lot of things seem to make sense about this forum. I am sorry if I have offended anyone with assuming inkle looming was period.
  7. KLWeaver

    Woven Woven Everywhere

    Thanks.
  8. KLWeaver

    Woven Woven Everywhere

    Yes, the MACHINE, the actual inkle loom was first made in Europe and brought to America is the 1930s. Though, the actual act of inkle weaving dates back to early 15th century.
  9. KLWeaver

    Woven Woven Everywhere

    Thank you so much for the kind words :D
  10. KLWeaver

    Woven Woven Everywhere

    Are you serious? Do you know of any good articles for that?
  11. KLWeaver

    Jas Townsend

    Thanks for looking :)
  12. KLWeaver

    Woven Woven Everywhere

    Hiya boys (and a lady or two) I recently purchased my first inkle loom and have begun weaving. Much to my delight, I'm actually pretty good at it. I wanted to share some of the things I've made and wanted to know what patterns and colors you all like and what would have been appropriate back...
  13. KLWeaver

    Newly Invented Haversack

    Looking good! Love all the details in how you made it. Heal fast my friend!
  14. KLWeaver

    Bag Strap

    As a weaver, this is when I'd recommend cotton as the least stretchy and not as expensive as wool. And someone who knows how to weave well can get it to be very tight. In short, use a good weaver!
  15. KLWeaver

    Bag Strap

    I would have suggested a woven strap too. What did you finally go with?
  16. KLWeaver

    Neck Bags

    Do you have a diagram or link to something like that? Are you saying to use 3 pieces of leather instead of two?
  17. KLWeaver

    Neck Bags

    That is super cool. I would definitely rock a fun gun like that!
  18. KLWeaver

    greetings from Indiana

    Welcome to the forum, I may finally not be the youngest person here!
  19. KLWeaver

    Another Shelter

    That looks awesome my friend.. Love the canvas that you sewed on to make your ties stronger.. You are a jack of all trades my friend, can't wait to see it set up at Beginners.
  20. KLWeaver

    Neck Bags

    hahah the ladies were saying it was "Tiffany's" blue, but I only had like a million other colors!
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