I’ve been struggling to keep warp tension even for the entire length of the warp.
Before making any decisions about heddles, it is important to figure out how many you will use on each shaft (by checking the draft).
I am new to eight shafts and am wondering how to do tabby (plain weave) on an 8-shaft loom?
Recently, as I have been working with finer threads, I am finding my weft gets distorted, becoming like waves as I advance the warp and the fabric rolls over the breast beam. What can I do to prevent this?
I’d love to make more baby blankets with fringe if there is a “fix” for the problem.
I have recently watched your Weaving Well DVD and picked up many ideas that will be helpful in my weaving. I have now begun to use S-hooks to weight my floating selvedges.
Madelyn explains how to telescope weaving drafts so you can turn 8-shaft (or more) into drafts for a 4-shaft loom.
Scottish weavers have a pattern they call barleycorn? What is it, and is it the same as American barley corn?
I am thinking this is the very project that the person was weaving who asked about “smiles" in a previous "Ask Madelyn" post.
