The terms “star” vs “rose” have most often been applied to the treadling order of blocks in overshot, but they are actually also used with other block weaves, particularly in traditional doubleweave coverlets and damask tablecloths.
Is there a good method to use when warping warps that change colors frequently?
The optimum weft angle depends most on two factors: the width of the piece and the weave structure.
Usually, when shafts float on a jack loom it is because there are so many treadles tied to raise that particular shaft that their combined weight is causing the shaft to go up even though you aren’t stepping on the treadles tied to it.
Is it OK to read a threading draft left to right and thread it left to right?
