Actually, don’t retie that warp—add some plain weave with a stick in the middle!
Here’s the simple process, plus two good reasons to learn it.
From felting to spinning to weaving (of course!)—a look at how readers use their scraps and thrums
Is one yarn better used in the warp, and the other in the weft?
Threading both structures requires only six shafts, while treadling options depend on the twill.
It‘s okay to carry multiple wefts along the selvedges—Madelyn is strongly in favor of doing so, and has a few tricks to ease the process!
Points to consider when you step up from paper to sticks.
What yarns and structures make for towels that are thirsty—and speedy to weave?
Any tips for getting under the loom as we age?
