ASpinnerWeaver

I really appreciate your writing style

2026-06-26T12:32:19.770-07:00

I really appreciate your writing style

I have always made my own. Now my husband helps me...

2026-06-25T09:17:40.074-07:00

I have always made my own. Now my husband helps me.
There are shops on Etsy that sell them as kits.I can recommend this one: https://www.etsy.com/shop/RustyKnuckles?section_id=15996447

Where do you get the hardware for the guitar strap...

2026-06-25T07:04:48.074-07:00

Where do you get the hardware for the guitar straps?

Your content is always interesting and helpful.

2026-06-15T16:02:49.794-07:00

Your content is always interesting and helpful.

2026-06-05T15:03:32.498-07:00

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Thanks for saying so!

2026-05-23T06:13:03.000-07:00

Thanks for saying so!

Thanks!

2026-05-23T06:12:47.622-07:00

Thanks!

You are always so generous!

2026-05-22T23:59:14.043-07:00

You are always so generous!

Hi! Great that you can weave yourself a strap! Thi...

2026-04-22T09:45:30.899-07:00

Hi! Great that you can weave yourself a strap! This is a really good article for helping you to figure out the warp length.
https://bandloom.loftyfiber.com/beyond-the-basics-diving-deeper/dive-deeper-more-information-on-inkle-and-tablet-supplies-and-techniques/warp-yarn-calculation

Hi I am new to inkle weaving. I just had one given...

2026-04-22T09:16:05.674-07:00

Hi I am new to inkle weaving. I just had one given to me. I think I will order 5/2 yarn or the yarn you recommended for guitar strap. My question I cant seem to get answered is length. I have measured my dulcimer and know the length of strap I need but how long should each of my warps be to accommodate for the length. How do I figure that? I would hate to be 3/4 of the way thru and then I am out of thread. Please help me on this.

Yes. You can put the beads on the weft and leave t...

2026-04-01T12:55:33.768-07:00

Yes. You can put the beads on the weft and leave them at the edges as often as you like.

Do you have any resources for how to add beads to ...

2026-04-01T12:48:45.823-07:00

Do you have any resources for how to add beads to an inkle band (after the loom is already warped and the weaving has begun)?

Thanks, Esther. I usually use the same yarn for wa...

2026-03-24T15:21:42.232-07:00

Thanks, Esther. I usually use the same yarn for warp and weft. However, since the weft doesn't show, I pick something similar in a coordinating color for use with a variegated warp. I almost always use cotton.

You do beautiful weaving - I love the look of the ...

2026-03-23T10:52:38.671-07:00

You do beautiful weaving - I love the look of the variegated yarns - What type of yarn do you use for the weft weaving? I found you here by viewing your youtube video - Thank you for showing how this is done.

amautafolklor@hotmail.com / 505 401 5059

2025-10-06T12:34:42.089-07:00

amautafolklor@hotmail.com / 505 401 5059

Yay! I'm glad!

2025-09-12T15:05:27.688-07:00

Yay! I'm glad!

It is slow! I'd love to have the expertise wit...

2025-09-12T15:03:16.117-07:00

It is slow! I'd love to have the expertise with a rotary cutter, but I don't. Have you tried it?

I like your cutting method better.

2025-09-12T13:43:58.961-07:00

I like your cutting method better.

Hello Annie, for my first time doing Baltic p/up y...

2025-09-10T22:41:33.951-07:00

Hello Annie, for my first time doing Baltic p/up your explanations are very very clear and helpful.

Great!

2025-08-22T07:10:57.915-07:00

Great!

The instructions were very helpful and clear. This...

2025-08-22T02:32:32.213-07:00

The instructions were very helpful and clear. This is my first pick up and I could not have done it without your detailed explanations. Can t wait to do more. .

Very pretty, thank you! :)

2025-08-16T08:50:39.864-07:00

Very pretty, thank you! :)

Thank you so much!!!

2025-03-24T16:43:56.221-07:00

Thank you so much!!!

Hi, Ariel! Ends per inch depends on what yarn you ...

2025-03-19T18:53:24.173-07:00

Hi, Ariel! Ends per inch depends on what yarn you are using. Some of the woven pieces pictured are guitar straps. The yarn I typically use is Omega Sinfonia which works out for me to be about 39 ends per inch. Guitar straps are typically 2" wide. So, if my pattern is 77-79 threads, using Sinfonia, it will be 2".
This is definitely strong enough to hold a guitar.

Hello! Thank you for sharing these patterns. What ...

2025-03-19T16:44:40.840-07:00

Hello! Thank you for sharing these patterns. What is the ends per inch? Would these be suitable for a guitar strap for a heavy guitar?