Madelyn gives advice on how to figure out sett when your warp and weft are two different sizes.
Unwanted weft floats can be avoided if the warp ends are resting on the shuttle race.
I have only been weaving for a short time and have a horrible time with tension. Is warping either front to back or back to front better for controlling tension?
Two heddles on a rigid-heddle loom are not the equivalent of two shafts on a 4-shaft loom. It takes one heddle on a rigid-heddle loom to produce plain weave; whereas it takes two shafts on a 4-shaft loom.
In this third part of Madelyn's description of the different types of doubleweave, she addresses stitched double cloth.
Is using fishing line the solution to better selvedges? Madelyn weighs in.
How do rigid-heddle looms differ from multishaft looms? What types of projects can you weave on a rigid-heddle loom?