Swedish weave, Part 2b: more stitches

www.momof5daughters.com has replaced www.ivystitching.com Intro to basic stitching for Swedish Weaving. Now that you have your monks cloth ready to weave on, learn how to make basic stitches. This video is the second half of part 2 (more stitches).

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[Tirasmom]

I fell in love with monks cloth some time ago and bought a bunch of it. I had no idea what to do with it... just love the texture and color and looks of it. Since I am recovering from surgery I spend a lot of time online. Love crafts and making things for gifts. Your 3 videos opened a new world for me and I am going to try to create some gifts... possibly napkins for starters in this craft that is 'new' to me. Grandma would be proud! Thanks for your most excellent teaching/learning tool.

[epicabundance]

Thank you for your kind comments. Be careful, Swedish weaving is so much fun that you might find yourself doing it all the time and creating all kinds of beautiful items for your home. Yes, Grandma will be proud!!!

[sugar1282]

My mom loved the swedish weave and I always wanted to learn. My mom passed away before I learned how to do it. With this now i know how to do it. My mom left me with all the things i need to make a blanket. Thank you so much

[Lycorisladies]

Why is it that all the instructions I have found on the web say to start in the center of quilt and work out. But you start on the edge as I think you should. And what is a guideline? The pattern that came with my cloth said the guideline and row 7 are the same. oOoO so confused!

[annikalad]

I just love this video tutorial...thanks for putting it up!