Learn how to weave the stunning honeycomb pattern on a rigid heddle loom with this step-by-step tutorial! I’ll guide you through the pick-up stick technique, using just one stick (though two are preferred for efficiency). Watch as I demonstrate both the proper method and the common mistakes to avoid, with a side-by-side comparison to help you master this beautiful weave. Perfect for beginners and seasoned weavers alike—grab your loom and let’s get started! Instagram/ Threads @weavingwithambrosia 
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Making a Plaid Scarf to Match my Second-hand Hat discord: https://discord.gg/429GMbSg

We learn how to make Hucklace using Pick up Sticks or a Heddle Rod, which are both simple yet effective tools that can enhance your crafting experience. In this video, we will guide you step by step through the entire process, ensuring that you gain a clear understanding of each technique involved. You will discover the different ways to use Pick up Sticks and Heddle Rods to create beautiful Hucklace patterns that you can use for various projects. Join us as we share tips and tricks to make your crafting journey enjoyable and successful, while also encouraging you to experiment with your own designs and ideas. Whether you are a beginner or someone with experience, this tutorial will provide you with valuable insights and techniques to elevate your Hucklace-making skills.

We learn how to make Hucklace using Pick up Sticks or a Heddle Rod, which are both simple yet effective tools that can enhance your crafting experience. In this video, we will guide you step by step through the entire process, ensuring that you gain a clear understanding of each technique involved. You will discover the different ways to use Pick up Sticks and Heddle Rods to create beautiful Hucklace patterns that you can use for various projects. Join us as we share tips and tricks to make your crafting journey enjoyable and successful, while also encouraging you to experiment with your own designs and ideas. Whether you are a beginner or someone with experience, this tutorial will provide you with valuable insights and techniques to elevate your Hucklace-making skills.

Leno lace and Brooks Bouquet are the spectacular grand finale techniques in our thrilling series! We've uncovered a treasure trove of exciting tips, and today we dive into adding breathtaking decorative touches to any project—be it a wall hanging, table runner, or sprucing up a garment Design. I can't wait to see how you unleash these techniques! As always, share your stunning creations with me on Instagram/Threads @weavingwithambrosia using the #doubleweave. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more amazing videos every Tuesday and Thursday! Check out my Etsy shop: https://weavingwithambrosia.etsy.com

Our adventure continues into part 4. Here we learn how to make 1 tube and slit and multiple tubes as part of this exciting sampler! 


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Part 5 We cover some basic colorways and how to create different colorways with the same movements we create Vertical stripes and horizontal stripes, and how to create one side with each!



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With part 2 of this series we are continuing with the power of Plain Weave but with the twist of a clasped weft. This creates a balanced weave with a landscape feel. As Always if following Along on Instagram tag @weavingwithAmbrosia using the #powerofplainweave
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Follow Along as we weave our Funky Fresh Scarf. We are Finishing up our twisted fringes on this project.
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Follow Along as we weave our Funky Fresh Scarf. We are ready to create our Pick Up Stick Pattern. Learn how to use floats in the Warp and Weft to create a new Pattern on the Rigid Heddle Loom If following along Share your Progress with me on Instagram tag me while using the #funkyfresh 
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Follow Along as we weave our Funky Fresh Scarf I have a Pink warp ready to go with 8/2 cotton with 20 epi set in a 10-dent heddle We are using a Cotton Boucle yarn in Limeette pale for our weft which adds a stunning texture. We have already Hemstitched the end and are ready to go. If following along Share your Progress with me on Instagram tag me while using the #funkyfresh 
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Many weaves like Overshot and Twills will recommend a Floating Selvedge in this short video we see what it is and why it's so important! This small trick will keep your edges clean and stunning. Don't forget to like and Subscribe For more videos every Tuesday at 2 pm and every other Thursday at 6 pm on Rumble @weavingwithambrosia Instagram @weavingwithambrosia

In the first half of the video, we will go over how to read a draft and how a rising shed vs. a sinking shed can affect how you apply the draft. In the second half of the video, we will show how you tie up the treadles to the lams and the movement of the sheds. Don't forget to like and Subscribe For more videos every Tuesday at 2 pm on Rumble @weavingwithambrosia Instagram @weavingwithambrosia

A short video showing how to tie onto the apron rod using a Surgeon's knot when weaving.

How to Hemstitch, this is a beautiful and secure stitch to use as a finishing touch on any woven item but also can be used as a design feature throughout. Don't forget to Smash that Rumble button and subscribe