Weave String Table
Intro: Weave String Table
weave a string or yarn or thread or rope table is a art.This art was very popular in 1800s in USA .In the India ,some villages are still used woven rope bed called charpoy. This is very unic art and give you a traditionally design look.The bed frame traditionally was made of wood and it has four legs. The part of the bed you sleep on is made of rope that is woven.Modern day Charpoy are made of many different types natural and synthetic materials.
STEP 1: Materials
- shuttles 2 ( I take wooden but you can free to use anything)
- jute strings 2 (apx. 4 mtrs)
- wooden table (I purchase from readymade furniture shop )
(4×4 Post, 8 feet long 1 – 1×4, 8 feet long 2 – 2×4, stud length or 8 feet long)
STEP 2: First Weave Warp
First we need to weave warp. so take to shuttles wind string around it .
Now try to tie clove hitch in the corner very tight and wrap around 5 times (from the beginning and every 5 times wrap around for spacers as shown in image.
keep a stick between strings for space,It adds slacks to warp.
repeat it till procedure is done and don't forget to wind 5 times warp last turns for spacers.
STEP 3: Weave Weft
First you need to separates warp's even no. groups (goes up) with sticks.as shown in images. repeat it back side also .
Again wrap 5 times and sixth around for spacer.
Now take warp;s odd no. and separates with stick.see you will get odd-even cross lines.
again wrap around 5 times and repeat this procedure till its complete.
Tie final string with the help of needle.
This seat has 17 rows and 17 columns .
17 Comments
obeyidom 7 years ago
kart15 7 years ago
obeyidom 7 years ago
kart15 7 years ago
you can use all dia. because after weave it will be strong itself.
obeyidom 7 years ago
kart15 7 years ago
obeyidom 7 years ago
BrianJewett 7 years ago
When working with jute like this the product is often fuzzy at the finish. I noticed you trimming the fuzz with scissors in the second video. Back in my macrame days, we would just burn the fuzz off with a lighter. The flame will quickly travel across the surface but not burn the tight portions of cord. It greatly improves the definition of the finished piece. Just watch out for any exposed frayed ends to be sure they're not left smoldering after the quick flash burn.
kart15 7 years ago
yeah. Thank you for advised. Will sure try next time.
andersjener 8 years ago
Look for Woodprix plans if you want to make it eeeeaaasssssyyyyyy
kart15 7 years ago
SeanW88 8 years ago
Never got to know my Grandad - he died not long after my 1st birthday.
Thank you for your 'ible :-)
kart15 8 years ago
SeanW88 Thank you for sharing your story. I am sure your grandad was great man. God bless you and your grandad. Death is part of nature some times late some times early.
you are right Now a days colourful synthetic strings in fashion. but I chose traditional.
paul the maker 8 years ago
i wonder what it look like if you used power cord great idea
kart15 8 years ago
I think power cord does not work in weaving because of its hardness.but we can try.
lemuries 8 years ago
Thank you very much for sharing instructable!
kart15 8 years ago
Thank you so much.