Weave Turned Krokbragd on an Inkle Loom Video Download

Using some simple additional string heddles to create a third shed, turned krokbragd is an easy, habit-forming way to make beautiful bands. Fiber artist and teacher Joan Sheridan walks you through this technique step by step, warping for a loom-controlled weave and creating the band pass by pass. By the end of the video, you’ll have a band of adorable woven sheep and the skills to make a more traditional motif.  This video will cover: How to set up an inkle loom for three-shed weaving Methods for creating 2 different types of string heddle Tips for avoiding, finding, and fixing errors warping an inkle loom How to weave Scandinavian-style three-shaft patterns in a band Included with the Video Download: Detailed instructional video content, totaling 1 hour 25 minutes of video Downloadable PDF with supporting documents and patterns for two bands to weave Materials and Equipment:  Pattern Scissors Pencil White glue (Elmer’s) Painter’s tape Crochet hook, pick, or toothpick Two fa