Just a suggestion for folks but perhaps the under-over each thread could be done as the very first pass, then it saves you doing that at the end. I would also consider doing the under-over of each thread in the swoop of the flap on the first pass, giving that nice curved edge, then go on to do the under-over two from the tip and add as you go as you did. I hope that makes sense. It would save all the fiddly weaving at the end :) Just a thought though, some people might find it easier to do it exactly the way you have shown. Great video, thank you for sharing. T x
@@libbysmigelski4147 Unfortunately sometimes just because it makes sense in our head that does not mean others will understand it in written form lol but I am glad you got it in the end. :) T x
You could still do 2 strands, just start between the pins so the loops are secured from the get go! When you get to the edges where you wrap around, you'll be back to having 2 strands, just one on each side of the card.
If you start at the bottom, with the first row of weaving along the edge space between the front and the back, you can make the bottom more firm, where it gets the most wear. By starting at the bottom, you and weave the loops as a row, and finish the curve as its own row. This will eliminate a couple of steps and fewer ends to weave by finishing the warp loops last.
This is so cool! I've never seen this before and I can't wait to give it a try. The texture is wonderful. I like the effect on the edge of the flap - it looks like a row of rustic stitching. Thank you so much for this great demonstration.
When I was younger and putting myself through college I worked at a big manufacturing place where I weaved in big huge machines. I worked myself up to 21 and I would have to walk around all night and make sure they were working, checking to make sure there were no defects in it. If the machines stopped I would have to figure out what happened and sometimes that invoked looking to see which ones of the tiny threads broke and doing a weavers knot to get the two ends back together. It was hard work for 8 hours a night before going to class the next day but it was full filling bc I was making something that looked completely different from start to finish. I wonder if one of these threads break if you would do a weavers knot to put the two ends back together and it blend in the same way? It’s been years but I would enjoy making something like with a weavers technique by hand instead of by machine. Thank you for the video!
Thank you Arounna, I have been following you on Instagram for a while, this is the first tutorial I watch. I love the pouch and the idea of trying my hand at (small) weaving, so I am going to give it a go. Your instructions are very straightforward and clear, thank you for sharing, and I love all your projects ❤
saw ur insta reel about this, liked it and moved on, then saw more weaving things so searched for a tut and found your tut video for this lol, fun how things work
This is beautiful!!! I saw your reel a couple of days ago and today I decided to start with this tutorial. I must say you explain really well and I'm sooo happy with the result 🥹💖💖💖💖 thank you so much and hi from Chile 🤗
There are joins in knit and crochet that eliminate the tails. Another option to hide tails would be taken from tatting - lay the tails along the warp and weave over them.
Thank you for a very interesting video. I also saw your post on Instagram so it's lovely to have an in depth tutorial. I love the pouches you sew and show too. I'm looking for some corrugated cardboard straight away.
Hello Arounna! So good to find your channel here, I've been following your beautiful work for quite some time and always been enchanted by the beauties you create. Thank you for this video, so well explained, I will try it for sure.🌺
Hello Arounna, Wow! This is my 1st time getting your channel! This video was fantastic!!! I’ve never seen anything like this on RU-vid!! What a great project!! It seems very meditative & relaxing! You give great instructions with nice explanations!! This video was fun to watch!! I will definitely try this seamless pouch!! I just subscribed & now I’m looking forward to seeing what else is on this channel!! Thank you👍🏻🤗🙌🏻🙌🏻😊
Wow, how do you do it! I was just in need of a tutourial and little project like this, and here you are. I love how you explain this too, so nice and friendly. Thank you so much
Hi! Love this craft. When you're weaving the final strand so the piece doesn't fall apart, how do you incorporate the knotted strings? Since it's not a loop like the others... I struggled to do this.
Hi! Can I make a tutorial of this in Portuguese (for Tiktok) after this video? I'll use my own footage and cite your tutorial and your channel. If you can, you can approve it before I upload it.
