SEASON 2 EPISODES. 4- Colour & Weave Sample At the Table At the Loom
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1 SEASON 2 EPISODES 1 - Colour & Design Intro to Season 2, our one and only guild meeting Intro to Colour and Design Sett Discussion Re-sleying without rebeaming Sett discussion part 2 2- More on division of space Creating Your Graphic Library The Sample Game - Name that Graphic Introduction to Sample One Sample One - Asymmetry at the Loom 3- Colour... colour... more colour Colour theory in a nutshell Gathering your inspiration Pulling the colour from your picture Pouring the colour into your graphic A tea towel exchange 4- Colour & Weave Sample At the Table At the Loom 5- More on Fibonacci aka Parrot At the Table At the Loom 6- Designing Plaids At the Table At the Loom 7- All About Stripes At the Table At the Loom 8 - Muted Colour Gamp on Natural Ground Intro to Muted Colour Gamp on Natural Ground Weaving the Gamp Playing at the Loom At the Table 9 - Basket Weaving Weaving a Garlic Basket Making a Christmas Star 10 - Primaries & Secondaries on Black Intro to Primaries & Secondaries on Black At the Loom At the Table 11 - Grand Finale Finale of Season 2
2 PDFs -Colour & Design Principles - Using Plain Weave as Our Canvas - Lesson 1 -Colour Theory - Lesson 3 -Developing a Creative Habit - Lesson 11 -Graphics - Lesson 2 -Inspirational Quotes - Lesson 11 -Sample #1 - Asymmetry - Lesson 2 -Sample #2 - Colour & Weave - Lesson 4 -Sample #3 - Parrot - Lesson 5 -Sample #4 - Plaid - Lesson 6 -Sample #5 - Stripes - Lesson 7 -Sample #6 - Muted Colour Gamp on Natural Ground - Lesson 8 -Sample #7 - Primaries and Secondaries on Black - Lesson 10
3 A B Blocking a 2/2 twill fabric , 36:25 C Clasped weft technique 2.5.2, 28:04 -clean line clasped weft technique 2.5.2, 53:55 -Jamdani technique 2.5.2, 41:37 Colour & Theory in a Nutshell -analogous colours 2.3.1, 6:41 -colour wheel 2.3.1, 4:10 -compliments & split compliments 2.3.1, 10:35 -gradations 2.3.1, 8:40 -organizing your stash 2.3.1, 15:10 -sample cards 2.3.1, 15:45 -value 2.3.1, 13:00 D Developing a Creative Habit , 48:24 G Graphics -Fibonacci review 2.2.1, 3:40 -graphics asymmetrical 2.2.1, 9:10 -stripes 2.2.1, 9:38 -checks 2.2.1, 11:19 -framing 2.2.1, 13:00 -zingers 2.2.1, 15:16 -division of space: -in two 2.2.1, 17:47 -in three 2.2.1, 19:29 -in five 2.2.1, 22:25 I Inspirational Quotes , Intro to Colour & Design Season 2 samples -Asymmetry sample 2.1.1, 7:07 -Plaid sample 2.1.1, 8:36 -Stripes sample 2.1.1, 9:50 -Colour & Weave sample 2.1.1, 11:00 -Parrot sample 2.1.1, 12:09 -Muted Primaries & Secondaries on natural ground Gamp sample 2.1.1, 13:25 -Primaries & Secondaries on black Gamp sample 2.1.1, 15:36 M Measuring with & without tension 2.6.2, 13:57 & 2.8.2, 9:00 R Re-sleying without rebeaming Review of Season , 14:50 S Sample #1 - Asymmetry -Fibonacci used incrementally 2.2.3, 1:24 -instructions for weaving the base sample 2.2.3, 6:55 -samples in order of appearance 2.2.3, 11:12 -division of space in two 12:00 -division of space in three 12:36 -division of space in 3 with 1/3 repetitive sequence 13:34-3 & 1 repetitive sequence 17:00-4 & 4 repetitive sequence with asymmetry zinger 18:30 -squaring & symmetrical 20:06 -squaring with zingers 25:04 -division of two 26:17 -repetitive sequence of white, light grey, dark grey & black 27:25 -division of space in three of light grey, dark grey & black 28:47 -navy blue 29:29
4 -striping sequence from plaid 30:10 -sample without the red zinger 49:00 -opening sett to 12 epi 49:17 -Jane's cotton boucle tea towels (black, grey, denim & teal) 50:00 -Cotton Boucle: -boucle in asymmetry sample, 4 & 4 sequence 51:13 -gradation of light to dark in cotton boucle 53:00 -teal as substitute to the white in cotton boucle 55:05 -division of space in 4 in value with pale limette zinger 56:10 -with clasped weft 58:20 -weaving Asymmetry sample at the loom -pattern - warp colour sequence 2.2.4, 0:01 -selvedges, loose 2.2.4, 5:40 -squaring your pattern 2.2.4, 3:35 -smiley face 2.2.4, 9:15 -weaving the base sample 2.2.4, 2:15 -zinger, taking out your warp zinger & replacing it 2.2.3, 31:52 Sample # 2 - Colour & Weave Gamp -intro to colour & weave gamp 2.4.1, 1:10 -reading the Colour & Weave gamp 2.4.1, 10:00 -samples in order of appearance 2.4.1, 15:45 -looking at the gamp 15:45 -division of space in three with stripes 24:24 -textured using thick & thin, 2/40 linen & cotton boucle 25:00 -sett opened to 12 epi, boucle as weft 26:52 -substituting navy for chocolate brown 27:33 -dividers removed & wool as weft 28:11 -scarf from Ethiopia 30:08 -tracking, what causes tracking 31:30-4/8 cotton blanket 32:54 -Charlotte's scarf using Colour & Weave gamp 33:33 -division of space in 2 & using repetitive sequence 35:20 -linen towels 36:15 -boucle towels 38:45 -Sharon's towel 40:25 -Susan's towel 42:15 -threading the Colour & Weave gamp - Season 1 Episode 2.4, 14:45 -warping the Colour & Weave gamp 2.4.1, 2:49 -warping with multiple ends in your warp, Season 1, Episode 1.3 -weaving Colour & Weave gamp sample at the loom -adapting technique to get proper ppi 2.4.2, 16:48 -changing weft orientation for DDDD/LLLL sequence 2.4.2, 21:28 -log cabin 2.4.2, 5:45 -pattern - C&W 2.4.2, 0:01 -squaring 2.4.2, 4:30 -weaving the base sample 2.4.2, 2:50 -weaving & playing with the gamp at the loom -dark striping sequence 2.4.2, 42:00 -division of space in 3 using 40/2 linen 2.4.2, 1:15:53 -light striping sequence 2.4.2, 46:18 -texture - cotton boucle & 16/2 cotton 2.4.2, 51:38 -texture - cotton boucle & 40/2 linen 2.4.2, 1:07:50 -weaving with linen, how to adjust your shuttle technique 2.4.2, 1:11:04 Sample #3 - Parrot, More on Fibonacci -Parrot base sample draft 2.5.1, 2:43 -power of Parrot graphic samples 2.5.1, 6:15 -reversing the colours of the draft & making a map 2.5.2, 23:19 -same, same 2.5.1, 1:00 -samples in order of appearance base sample 11:10 -mirrored 12:38 -employing what we've learned from previous episodes 13:41 -plaid sequences 14:28 -squaring 15:54 -with asymmetry 16:27 -apricot as the big square 17:34 -graphic & colours from plaid 18:24 -colours from muted colour gamp 19:39
5 -mirrored gradation 23:48-2/2 sequence 24:10 -graphic from asymmetry, division of space in 3 26:19 -graphic from asymmetry, apricot background 27:49 -sett to 12 EPI/PPI, zephyr weft 28:46 -sett 18 EPI/PPI 2/30 silk weft 29:56 -clasped weft 35:17 -Gladys Kelsey's clasped weft piece 40:59 -stripes & repetition, 41:45 -sample with removed part of the warp 43:11 -weaving the base sample 2.5.2, 0:00 -weaving the base sample into rectangle for a towel 2.5.2, 15:35 Sample #4 - Plaid -base sample details 2.6.1, 1:19 -different values & colours, sample at the loom 2.6.2, 29:22 -samples in order of appearance large rectangles in repetitive sequence 7:07 -division of space in 5, 7:35 -repetitive sequences with Colour & Weave gamp 9:45 -rectangles with traditional colours 11:12 -using the plaid stripes to create a pattern 12:04 -division of space in 5 from Colour & Weave 12:55 -analogous colour harmony, using colours from Parrot 14:23 -blending pinks in a striping sequence 17:21 -borrowing from Stripes sample 19:41 -dark/light sequences from Colour & Weave gamp 21:45 -asymmetry sample overlaid with colours from Parrot 24:37 -sett opened to 16 epi 26:31 -gradation colours using silk 28:17 - Tussah silk 30:03 - Muted colours 31:18 -finale piece, cotton/silk shawl 34:15 -weaving base sample 2.6.2, 1:48 -warp, opening sett to 16 EPI & using silk as weft 2.6.2, 33:22 Sample #5 - Stripes -base sample details 2.7.1, 25:18 -base sample - reviewing the draft, at the loom base sample - weaving at the loom 2.7.2, 4:21 -colours close value 2.7.1, 42:00 -division of space & graphics 2.7.1, 2:20 -playing at the loom colour & weave sequences 27:55 -textured yarn 16:50 -weaving check using 3 shuttles 19:21 -samples in order of appearance division of space horizontally in three with repetitive sequences 30:30 -using leftover colours 31:34 -strong contrast, dark colours from muted colour gamp 32:47 -plaid striping sequences 33:52-2/30 silk weft 34:51 -Parrot overlay 35:42 -Colour & Weave striping sequence 36:28 -warp opened to 12 EPI, boucle weft 37:02 -finale piece with 12 gauge Bambu 38:06 -stripes from Colour & Weave Gamp 2.71, 45:37 -tea towel samples in order of appearance Eileen Pike's towel - division of space in 3 with stripes on natural linen, 6:14 -Victoria Olchowecki's towel - division of space in 5, 8:46 -Narrow & wide stripe towel 9:37 -Judy Moore's towel - division of space in 3, 10:34 -Kelly Bogel's towel - striped warp with colours close in value 11:48 -Eileen Pike's towel - division of space in 5 with wide & narrow stripes 14:01 -Bruno Wiebel 's stripes models 15:25 -Sharon Broadley's 8 harness twill towel 19:00 -Arlene Kohut's huck lace towels, 22:40
6 -weaving the base sample 2.7.2, 4:21 -zinger and power of a line 2.7.1, 27:38 Sample #6 - Muted Colour Gamp on Natural Ground -intro to Muted Colour Gamp measuring under and without tension 2.8.2, 9:00 -playing at the loom alternating sequence 2.8.3, 12:26 -bright values on muted warp 2.8.3, 0:00 -Fibonacci sequences 2.8.3, 30:48 -multi thread weft yarn 2.8.3, 34:42 -novelty yarns, how to make your own 2.8.3, 24:24 -texture with boucle yarn 2.8.3, 25:29 -samples in order of appearance, Episode sample gamp 1:46 -bright values on muted tones 4:57 -alternating sequences from Colour & Weave gamp 8:53 -textural & boucle yarn 11:50 -colours from Parrot, division of space in 2, 13:56 -bright & quiet colours, division of space in 2, 15:27 -clasped weft 16:29-16/2 cotton 18:10-16/2 & novelty yarn 19:04 -division of space in 3, 16/2 cotton & boucle yarns 24:19 -muted colours in 1" & 3" graphics 27:11 -cayenne, raspberry & natural colours in repetitive sequence 31:18 -Asymmetry 33:20 -clasped weft, dark & light 34:31-40/2 linen woven in Asymmetry on muted colour gamp 36:32-40/2 linen division of space in 3 - penny, topaz & green tea 39:39-2/30 silk & tussah silk 41:25 -tartans with 2/18 Jagger Merino 44:21 -weaving the gamp, at the loom Sample #7 - Primaries & Secondaries on Black -blocking a 2/2 twill fabric :25 -horizontal & vertical stripes, how to switch from one to the other , 5:58 -Intro to Primaries & Secondaries on Black sample draft samples in order of appearance alternating horizontal/vertical stripes , 3:00 -plaid overlay , 6:44 -Asymmetry overlay , 12:00 -dark/light sequence from Colour & Weave overlay , 13:14 -Muted Colour gamp overlay , 15:10 -Parrot & Stripes overlay , 16:48 -greens, blues & purples , stain glass look , 21:38 -wider sequences , 26:50 -Parrot colours & graphic overlay , 29:08 -repetitive sequence of 2 & 1, , 30:00 -Primaries & Secondaries on Black woven in 2/2 Twill , 32:19 -alternating 4's and 4's & clasp weft in 2/2 Twill , 38:30 -thick yarn in 2/2 Twill , 39:36 -Finale piece with 2/20 silk in 2/2 Twill , 41:56 -samples from Episode 11 in order of appearance alternating dark/light , 2:00 -towel black/brown/grey , 4:07 - division of space in 3 with stripes , 6:46 - asymmetry plaid , 6:55 -alternating with solid blocks, vertical & horizontal , 8:12 -close in value colours , 10:00 -alternating soft pastels with solid stripes , 10:55 -colour gamp on natural with red frame , 13:16 -weaving the gamp , 1.47 Sample Game, name that graphic 2.2.2
7 Samples Review, Season 2 samples , 27:06 -Asymmetry , 27:35 -Colour & Weave , 32:18 -Parrot , 34:32 -Plaid , 36:42 -Stripes , 38:57 -Muted Colour Gamp on Natural Ground , 41:43 -Primaries & Secondaries on Black Ground , 44:55 Sett Discussion -architecture -collapse fabrics 2.1.5, 1:05 -silk & merino 2.1.5, 2:42-16/2 cotton & elasticized yarn 2.1.5, 5:30 -supplementary weft structure 2.1.5, 12:13 -overshot 2.1.5, 13:27 -warp faced & weft faced fabrics -warp faced 2.1.5, 8:00 -weft faced 2.1.5, 10:23 -weaving with different yarn sizes -thinner yarn for warp, thicker yarn for weft 2.1.5, 19:14 -warp predominance 2.1.5, 21:15 -plain weave 50/50 balance 2.1.3, 1:34 -sett differences on same warp -sett 18 epi/ppi 2.1.3, 4:00 -sett 16 epi/ppi 2.1.3, 4:40 -sett 14 epi/ppi 2.1.3, 5:22 -sett 12 epi/ppi 2.1.3, 7:15 Sketching -gathering your inspiration from pictures pulling the colour from pictures -picture # , 0:00 -picture # , 6:00 -picture # , 15:30 -using sample cards 2.3.3, 13:00 -pouring colour into your graphic -colour gradation combinations 2.3.4, 30:48 -Klare's inspiration pictures & sketches 2.3.4, 0:34 -Jane's tea towel process 2.3.4, 6:55 -sketch books 2.3.4, 10:05 -sketching 2.3.4, 14:25 -division of space in two in the warp 15:00 -warp predominant with 2/8 cotton 16:02 -zinger 17:40 -division of space in two in the weft & blending colours 18:50 -framing 20:40 -asymmetrical 22:30 -stripes 25:00 -review on sketchbook & workbook , 14:50 T Tails tucking for 2 picks technique 2.6.2, 6:30 Tea Towel Exchange Sharon s towels 2:05 -Anita s towels 4:25 -Trudy s towels 10:00 -Carol s towels 15:00 -Susan s towels 23:20 -Tanis towels 32:50 Tracking what causes tracking 2.4.1, 31:30 W Warping with multiple ends in your warp, Season 1, Episode 1.3 Z Zinger - taking out your warp zinger & replacing it 2.2.3, 31:52 -zingers and power of a line 2.7.1, 27:38
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