Weaving Loom - Potholder Part 2

Part 2 -- Requests to show how to remove the potholder from the weaving loom. I hope this helped!

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[MeekaChow]

I still dont know!!!



[Jinxie228]

@MeekaChow I'm sorry.... I tried my best. There are books with pictures you can get or maybe another channel on here can do a better job at showing you how to end it. It's just a taking the loop off and pulling the next one through it, and moving around the all 4 sides until you reach the end. I knot mine at the end.

[imperceptibleme]

I used to make these as a kid!  We got a kit with the weave frame and the little loops! Hugs girl!

[Jinxie228]

@imperceptibleme Yep.. we I have several kits!! I love them for all kinds of stuff. Hugs!

[MaryJaneSlingBacks]

have a great day!

[Jinxie228]

@MaryJaneSlingBacks  Thank you.... you too!

[cozzyk]

@Jinxie228 They didn't have those classes I so wish they did. My knowledge onh that was slf taught books magazines so not proficient. We had Home Ed learned little sewing and cooking in Jr. High. In High School I took all I could but seriously it was no cooking class or design sewing class. I think now days it would be. I so wish I had the opportunity to learn those skills from somewhere. But no excuses if I want to need to do it myself. Thx for the vid.

[Jinxie228]

@cozzyk Well... to be honest, I took knitting and crocheting classes in 7th grade and just continued on with them. Yep they were offered in school and I took sewing in school but my mom taught me mostly, she quilts by hand - has one of those big long quilting frames and all winter long that was the thing, her, the grandmothers and anyone else would be quilting. I'm the youngest of 4 so I think I had extra help with learning. I really appreciate you sitting through this. Thank you!

[cozzyk]

@Jinxie228 What a talented family and you picked yours how lovely. My Mother wasn't into any of it briefly sewing (too busy with 3 youngesters myself included). I learned any sewing skills at school. The knitting and crocheting I learned from books or sorts. My greatie aunties might have tried to show me but I was an hour away and seldom with them for that type of thing.

[Jinxie228]

@Dianasme I still enjoy doing them (hard to show on camera) but I love them!