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Explaining 60/60 and 70/70 weave in tufting cloth

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What Do 60/60 and 70/70 Mean in Tufting Cloth?

.May 03, 2025
If you’ve ever looked into buying tufting cloth, you’ve probably come across terms like 60/60, 70/70, or even 80/80. But what do these numbers actually mean – and how do they affect your tufting process? In this blog post, we’ll explain what these numbers represent and how to choose the right fabric for your tufting project.
Top part you can see the premium tufting cloth at the bottom part you can see monks cloth

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Why Monk’s Cloth Is Not Tufting Cloth – and What the Real Difference Is

Jenni.May 03, 2025
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Do you want to learn how to tuft at your own pace and from the comfort of your own home? Then the Online Tufting Workshop from Tuftinglove on Skool.com is perfect for you! In this course, Jenni will guide you step by step – from setting up the materials to working with the tufting machine and finishing your first DIY rug. Ideal for beginners and anyone who wants to delve deeper into the world of tufting.
Der Online Tufting Workshop von Tuftinglove auf Skool

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Online Tufting Workshop - Your studio on the internet

Jennifer von Känel.Apr 01, 2025
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Do you want to learn how to tuft at your own pace and from the comfort of your own home? Then the Online Tufting Workshop from Tuftinglove on Skool.com is perfect for you! In this course, Jenni will guide you step by step – from setting up the materials to working with the tufting machine and finishing your first DIY rug. Ideal for beginners and anyone who wants to delve deeper into the world of tufting.
This blog article tells you which tufting yarn you should buy

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Which Tufting Yarn should you buy?

Jennifer von Känel.Mar 04, 2025
Whether it's carpet wool for durable runners, soft acrylic yarn for sofa cushions or heat-resistant wool for pot holders – each material has its own advantages. This guide will help you determine which yarn thickness is optimal for your tufting machine, why cones are the best winding form and how different yarns affect the lifespan of your machine. Read on now and find the perfect yarn for your tufting project!
this blog is a tutorial for a punch needle seat cushion

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Punch Needle Seat Cushion Tutorial

Jennifer von Känel.Feb 23, 2025
The comprehensive Punch Needle seat cushion tutorial – the step-by-step guide to creating a cosy DIY seat cushion for stools. From choosing the right materials and using the special Punch Needle frame to practical tips for beginners and advanced tufting enthusiasts – this tutorial offers everything you need for your next creative needlework project.
Guide to choosing the right tufting machine

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Tufting Machines Guide

Jennifer von Känel.Dec 11, 2024
Your guide for beginners and advanced users - the right tufting machine makes all the difference. Everything you need to know about tufting machines: from classic entry-level models such as the AK-I and AK-II to innovative all-rounders such as the AK-Duo and the quiet AK-V. We also reveal what you should look out for when buying to avoid cheap copies and enjoy tufting in the long term.
Comparing the different tufting workshop options

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Difference between the Tufting Courses

Jennifer von Känel.Dec 01, 2024
Discover the differences between our tufting courses! Whether it's a taster course or a full-day course, at Tuftinglove you can experience creative carpet tufting without any prior knowledge. Design wall hangings, rugs or coasters and learn how to use professional tufting machines. Choose from a variety of designs and yarns. Courses in Zurich, Bern, St. Gallen and Aarau. Perfect for beginners and creatives!
Explaining what tufting is and how it works

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What is Tufting and how does it work?

Jennifer von Känel.Oct 16, 2024
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Tufting is a technique used to provide textile surfaces with pile and is used to make carpets, upholstery and much more. Jenni from Tuftinglove explains how the tufting machine works, the types of tufting such as cut and loop pile, as well as the origin and history of this versatile craftsmanship.