Swedish weave, Part one: Preparing monks cloth

www.momof5daughters has replaced ivystitching.com. This video gets you started with Swedish weaving by showing you how to prepare the monks cloth before you start the Swedish weave pattern. This is part one, preparing the monks cloth for Swedish weaving. Part two shows how to do Swedish weave stitches.

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Howto & Style

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• Swedish weave
• Swedish weaving
• monks cloth
• needlework
• embroidery
• crafts
• yarn
• knitting
• crocheting
• sewing
• ivy stitching
• huck
• darning
• stitches

[Mrsitalianlady55]

As usual this is so helpful. I love the way it shows you exactly what anyone especially someone new needs to know.

I wish I had this when I was new to swedish weaving. Thank you for doing this for all of us.

I just love sw, and the things you end up with when you are done. Thanks again for all the help you gave us all.

[epicabundance]

You are the #1 Swedish Weaving fan! Thank you for your kind comments, you are awesome.

[Busqueen10]

I agree about pulling threads - when it comes time to even up the material, pull one thread so that you can easily see the line to cut.

[ilovstodance]

very good video I;m doing this for the first that video was very helpfull

[primitivejan]

This is an awesome video and I have became addicted to Swedish weaving due to this video.

I do have one suggestion and that is to also stitch along the salvage edge as it will unravel too sometimes. I found this out the hard way. hehe

You will love doing this form of stitching or weaving.

Jan

[928100]

Hi.., I have done all the process except for washing, should I wash it in cold water or warm water ? and can i put it in the drier ? thanks

[VeraBradleyGirl1]

Awesome Video !

[matthewflores]

I always ask the lady to pull the threads then cut on the line left.