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Weaving with a continuous strand of fabric

On this CraftSanity video tutorial, Jennifer and Jon demonstrate how to weave drink coasters using up-cycled cotton fabric. The video covers the whole process from tearing the fabric into strips and connecting them into one continuous strand without tying knots to the weaving and finishing process. We even show you what to do when things don't go perfectly and how to laugh it off when the stitching on the deck swing you're sitting on starts to give way. What does this have to with weaving? Tune in to find out. : ) This video tutorial features the 9-peg CraftSanity weaving loom, visit http://www.craftsanity.etsy.com to shop the full CraftSanity Loom collection. Visit http://www.craftsanity.com for regular blog posts and CraftSanity Podcast updates. Quick Links 0:05 Intro 2:20 Suggestions for materials, salvaging fabrics 3:30 Preparing fabric 4:10 Tearing fabric 6:10 Keeping strips organized 6:30 Connecting strips together (detail shot) 7:40 Getting started weaving 8:05 Warping the loom (detail shot) 8:36 Securing the warp fabric to the loom 9:15 Dealing with fabric knots near the pegs 10:30 Starting with the second color (detail shot) 11:30 Getting the coaster off the loom (detail shot) 12:38 How to handle the loose ends 15:10 Dealing with fabric that is woven too tight 15:50 What went wrong with Jon's coaster? How to avoid problems. 17:00 Suggestions for working with new fabric 17:50 Blooper Reel: Breaking the swing