Vintage Flower Looms - CRAFT Video Podcast

[shefaliaggarwal1]

where are these available in delhi???

[hard90]

Hi!

Where can i get one of those kits??

Thanks

[chloe2shoes]

WHY use raffia when you can accordian-fold a plastic grocery bag and cut into long strips? Upcycle!

[PinkBunnieLove]

i thot those little flowers were cute

[carebears400]

Thank you for shareing those really cool flowers with us!! Can I get those kits online?

[09milana]

@cecilsalsa you can get them at walmart in a bunch of sides

[DigidesignScrap]

thanks for the great tutorial

[cecisalsa]

Hi, where can I buy online such instrument (the plastic thing to make the fkiwer with)??

thanks

[TLRoss75]

Love this... looks like a lot of fun!

[wandy529]

love this video!!!! thank u!

[MsValleygurl]

How do you make it so even?

[RosebudliasCabochons]

I found this really interesting and well instructed and thanks for posting. Strange how 18 people have "disliked" it. What's that all about? lol! Well done, I thought it was excellent.

[bsaytah]

this was a cool blast from the past, I had a similar loom as a teenager and enjoyed making flowers. Thanks for the video

[ClamAttack]

it's soooooooo easy to make one of these looms!!!! All you need is a circular piece of wood with a hole in the middle, then space nails around it.

[imboozhee]

These are amazing!!! Thank you for posting this.

[kitsuneofthewoods]

whoah I had a vintage item under my bed the whole time! sweet

[waxson1000]

Oh I have those it use for my grandpa for the place to feed and care for shrimps idk what it call though

[riorisa67]

Meravigliosooooooooooooooo ma in italia dove posso acquistarlo.... vi prego rispondete... grazie

[luvdmode]

These are beautiful!! Thank you for the tutorial.

[Finder233]

Love the video, very clear on the instructions and good pictures. Thanks!

[eu4ik]

very cool

[LittleLJ22]

Those are rad!

[esferundito]

it's a fever in my country... use the search words in YouTube: "tear de flores" to watch some good videos!!! :-)

[esferundito]

it's a fever in my counry! :-)

[elPacaManca]

Super cute, and great video!

[daisyann23]

thanks

[kyddoemiko]

nice job well done.

kyddoemiko

[TereGR1]

Do you have a website to purchase this kit's?

[t7g6s8]

watch the video it is written and she also says the website.

[montrealstars60]

WOW I actually have an old one and didn't know how to use it, thanks Cathy for showing it

[wendybaisden]

oh I must have this !

[TheCatlover90]

0:48 is this called a loom?

[DianaMiccIsSick]

scream! It's so gonna be on my holiday shopping list

[Lunitari1]

Wow... They look lovely! I wonder whether I could get one of them here in Germany...

[MicrowavedTofu]

so cute!

[aditya11298]

nice cathy, I used to help my mother make these flowers long time back.

[hollowayhandbag]

great fun so now as retro is big in card making thanks for demo big love

[OneHappyBird123]

Excellent tutorial! I haven't seen one of these since the 70's.

[Jeannette311]

I used to have these when I was a kid! My grandma bought me a whole kit!

[makemagazine]

Thanks for watching Cathy's video she's so glad that you enjoyed it! The stuff in her kits is vintage and no longer being made. Just like with everything else thats vintage, it can be found in many places and for various prices. Her kits contain looms and an original instruction book as well as a resource sheet (sources for supplies, links to tutorials, etc.) as well as a close up photo of the flower board (as seen in the video) so you can be inspired by vintage flowers!

[ariasmelissa909]

where can i buy a kit...looks really fun

[thenextpussycatdoll1]

lol nice bit of history there

[puppyjesus69]

Shhhhhh! everybody. I can't hear Cathy.

[patryfanjonas]

donde se puede comprar esto? cuanto cuesta? vienen instrucciones en español?

[kristinel4christ]

what is the website?

[sebilore]

yo tengo el mismo telar y me encanta haber encontrado este video lore de mendoza

[kamalkhan19]

its gooooooooooooood...

[Treasures4Food]

I saw one of these flowers on a leather box at the Container Store. I almost ripped the box apart trying to figure out how they made the gorgeous raffia flower on the side. Now I know...not as easy at it looks...but gorgeous.

[ninjaofthe9seas]

this stuff would be great if i didnt have to buy so much to make things.

[IchigoAmidama]

yeah how to get the kit ?!! ,,~ this is awesome!

[nxubrant111]

I bought the loom from Joann's Fabrics for $2.

[judyv27]

that's a great idea to make cute flowers!

[milagros711]

that is awesome how do i get this kit!

[sheilascrafts]

wow thats is awesome :)

[chickendumpligs]

pagal na ho tou?

[Daintreez]

Fabulous demo

[joannegreenjordan]

mi cantre un duex ti mi uno alentre on cartre ti fu on mi siempre geleux un si viventrea aux elle ella yean lugretrevaux?????

[enitabonita69]

Vamos chicas, utilicen su creatividad no solo para hacer esas flores......

Estamos en epoca de crisis... Ustedes mismas pueden hacer sus telares!!!!

Utilicen algun circulo en casa, alguna tapa de tuperware, o algun bastidor de madera... en fin... (eso si lo quieren hacer circular..... cuadrado podria ser una caja o no se!

utilicen su creatividad mas alla....

Besos y felices creaciones!!!

[librabag]

saludos desde mexico...........me podrias decir donde puedo conseguir los kits en mexico???

[silviasanchezcrespo]

hola librabag,yo los consegui pero no en kit

solo los telares en el nuevo mundo en el d.f. son de la marca el gato

[sakuravirtualjp]

silvia sabes en que se usan estos adornos?...

[burbujele28]

HOLA EN El d.f lo puedes comprar en la tienda del gato o en hilos omega.

el gato esta cerca del metro pino suarez e hilos omega cerca del metro san antonio abad

[maddannafizz]

this was really interesting, where can I buy a kit like that in the uk? I don't think your video mentioned where one can buy your packs.

[kabukinami]

si lo puedes encontrar, en japon se le llama hanaami loom , de hecho viene en un paquete con varios telares, es de la marca clover.

[sakuravirtualjp]

gracias por responder. hm...y para que sirven todas esas flores?...

[kabukinami]

puedes adornar tu bolso con flores de rafia, o crear bolsos uniendo flores de rafia con crochet,incuso, si usas estambre puedes crear maravillosas colchas o cobijas de diseños florales al igual que bufandas,blusas,ponchos,cojine­s,faldas,rebozos,es cuestion de paciencia y de dejar a volar tu imaginacion.

[sakuravirtualjp]

esta genial. pero es una lastima que no lo pueda conseguir aca en japon.

[rxqueen22]

omg i used to make these when i was a little girl

[Pacacoca]

hey Cathy looks like Edna Moda (from the incredibles) xD

just thinking xD

anyway, where i can get that kits,i want to make flowers :3!!

its so lovely! excellent for to decorate gifts, postcards or anything X3

great idea =P

[udon890]

Me too, the flowers are very beautiful. Where can we find these tools?

[AlphaRobotica]

There was 5.00 shipping, but it was still pretty inexpensive, because they are really fun to make!

[sarahjeanne18]

I THINK the needle is called a tapestry needle.

[ronf89]

I was thinking a yarn darner...I'm not sure tho either.

[iiswansongii]

This brings back memories. I remember my grandmother gave me an old wooden empty spool of thread that had 4 headless pins in a square formation around the middle hole of the spool. You weave your thread around the pins and inside with a needle and thread which eventually created a weaving in a tube formation that as you finished would come out the bottom from the inside of the spool hole. She took the tube weaved, sewed it in a spiral formation and made a rug for my doll house :D

[dhale3c]

Americans say knitting knobby, Germans say Liesle. At home we said spool-tool or nail-knitter (made from a spool with 4 nails on one flat, 6 or 8 nails on the other flat. Craft stores sell them plastic or wood, and Bond-America online sells hand-crank's that make up yards of cord very fast. Yes, lots of memories.

[iiswansongii]

I go to yard sales occasionally and see these kits all the time :D I use to have some looms like this. Well, more of a variation of these. I had one that had thin metal rods incased in plastic, and there was a knob that you turned at the bottom that made the spokes go in and out of the incasement. You would wrap your yard on the spokes, stitch the center so that the flower held, then turned the knob and the spokes would disappear into the encasement releasing the flower you made. :D

[cloud9wannabe]

i want a kit!!! must try it!

[Casrianda]

Oh! How interesting! They are so colorful! I'm sure my friend would LOVE one of these! I must try!

[VENOMOUSTESTAMENT]

thank you so much for posting this! i have something new to try!

[shesmiles123]

I LOVE this, how do I get my hands on one of those kits??

[sasukeluva48]

ebay

[onedollarjuggalo]

with Cathy Callahan of Cathy of California.

[sinistermoon]

I think this is more for the ladies?

[harajuku2007]

Wow, I absolutly love this video, my great grandmother has straw pot holders from the 70's and they have those flower designs. cool.