Simply Striped Rug 

No hands get into the sightline, no quick or distracting movements, no extraneous chatter or overly complicated explanations...a model of clarity! Thanks!

Thanks! Especially for the 'Ply Split' Weaving joining technique (invisible + esp. for thick yarn): 3:30 - at the beginning / end of shed 10:30 - middle of shed

You are the only one i found who does a rug on a rigid heddle loom, please keep doing videos on making different kind of rugs, and show us different technique. I just purchased my 32in rigid heddle and i only got it for making rugs so i need to see more videos from u please. Also another request , can you please do a video to show how u start and how you finish the rug on the loom. Thanks and please keep doing you videos.

So excited that I found this video on weaving a striped rug on a heddle loom! You answered all of my questions in this one 22 minute video that I have been searching all over the internet for almost a month! Now I can finally get the right stuff and get started on my first rug. You don’t know how happy I am to find you. My one stop shop, so to speak. It’s like you read my mind down to a tee. I have felt pretty lost searching online wondering if what I have in my mind for my first ridged heddle loom rug was ever gonna happen without me seeking out someone that knows how to weave. But, here you are and I couldn’t be more thrilled! Can’t wait to see what else you have out there. Thank you!! Thank you!! Thank you!!

You are so much fun! Thank you so much for including the information about the big box store alternatives. I priced it out using your yarn and yikes! I have both a 12 and a 5 heddle, but I think I’ll use the 5 because it will be less confusing to warp. Between sewing, knitting, and weaving I have too many projects going, but I can’t wait to start on this.

I am new to weaving and thank you for your time. Your teaching is fabulous. Much appreciated.

Thank you for such complete information . I appreciate the time and detail you put into your videos. Please continue on You Tube and Yarnworker site.

Excellent tips about joining and closed shed packing. Thank you! ❤️

Happy to see you're back Liz. I've missed your videos.

This is a really excellent video thank you for being so generous in sharing your knowledge. You are a really clear instructive tutor and we appreciate you!

I'm brand new to weaving and trying to teach myself. I am considering buying a rigid heddle loom to make some floor rugs. I came across your clip and was so happy to finally have found you. Thank you for such wonderful explanation. I will def subscribe. You're a great teacher !

You’re an excellent teacher!

Excelent class, I finally understand how to do a good join! Thank you very much :) I LOVE YOUR BOOKS but the videos help too ;)

that looks so nice.

I have your book weaving made easy and I want to make the rug. When warping you say to thread a slot then skip the next hole and slot and thread the next hole, etc. my question is do you still sley the reed removing one thread from the slot and putting it into the hole ? Also I ordered a 12.5 dent reed for my 32" loom and they sent me the wrong one a 15 dent reed. I will still get a 12.5 dent reed but should I keep this 15 dent? I want to make a table runner using 8/2 unmercized cotton should I use this reed? I am still confused as to figuring out sett, what it means to my project and what reed should be used. Thank you so much. I also have your new book. Love your projects and videos. Thank you.

Rugs in general don't have to be wet finished before using, unlike scarves, towels, and other household textiles and garments that need a nice spa treatment in order to settle the yarns into place and make the fabric supple.

I don’t know half the things this lady is saying but I like it and the loom thing looks very expensive and all I want to do is make a rug. It looks very therapeutic.

I have two of your videos from interveave. I can't wait for this book. When will it be out? And a big thank you for doing all this for us rigid heddle weavers.

I'm new to this whole weaving thing, but I am loving it! Thank you for the helps. My question is, what did you do with the final end of the green header? How do you hide that?

I'm thinking that there may be yarns in the Briggs and Little range that would work for rugs. They are a Canadian supplier from New Brunswick who have been making yarns for durability for over 150 years.

I am new to rigid heddle loom and rug making. I like the rug you have in the introduction to the video. How do I go about deciding on how many rows for each yarn color, repeats, etc. and then figuring how many repeat patterns I will have in a completed rug, so that the pattern is equal from one end to the other? I want to make one like yours, your pattern.

I am wanting to try weaving. I know nothing about it and don’t have a clue what kind of loom to purchase. I know I don’t want a kids loom and would like something that is at least 24 inches of weaving space. I would like to make rugs and towels. Could you advise me on a good starter loom. Not one that I will outgrow really quickly

I have just made a rug using cotton as the warp with a 7.5 reed and a thick rug wool for the weft. Although the edges were neat, the further I carried on with the rug it became a struggle to get the reed to beat the weave as the warp became misaligned - is this to do with using the wrong sett? Help? For info I made a second rug with the same 7.5 reed and materials threading a slot and hole then missing a slot and hole then threading a slot and hole repeat...and the same thing happened.

Stupendous video

could you tell me please how does your slot yarns moves toward top in the heddle ?

I looked up the Bernat blanket yarn on line and it doesn't seem to have plys to unravel, am I mistaken. Also how would I finish the rug if I didn't want fringe? I just finished a table runner, instead of a yarn header I wove about 1 1/2 inches of tread. After taking it off the loom I then sewed a zig zag stitch and turned the piece woven with thread underneath and whip stitched it. Would that work with a rug?

Perhaps a silly question, but; I'm making my first rug on my RH Sett 5 and bulky handspun wool. Do I have to wet finish as I would with other woollen weaving?

I love squishing yarn! Have you tried spinning yarn for a rug? I have a ton of wool to spin up that is rather corse and I am curious if it would work. Great video.

Hi, thanks so much for your great video. I am wanting to create a 'patchwork' style rug, probably 2 or 3 widths joined together. Have you ever done this and any idea how I would join the lengths together.

salve è da molto tempo che cerco questo telaio,come posso fare x aquistarlo fatemi sapere grazie.

Do you not have to wet finish because it's so tightly woven?

Another though about finishing a rug- could I just hem stitch it?

I got rigid heddle loom and try to do a rug but the warp is showing 😭😭😭. Please helppppp

Wonderful video. Thank you ! is there a brand of carpet warp you like?

What size loom are you using in this video?

Discovering you from Switzerland

Btw, can you briefly explain 8/4 (warp thread) and 8 sett? Thank you. ❤️

I've done hats, toddler sweaters out of the chunky lion yarn and it ends up with a fluffy haze over time. Probably not best for a rug.

What kind of loom is this that you are using?

Where to get this yarn Weaver ?

Can you weave a rug with a simple loom? I don't have a rigid heddle loom...

Can you machine wash this rug?

at about 12:45 she says no wet finish

Can I still access this weave along?