
Video Tip: When and How to Use Floating Selvedges
Sara Bixler explains where they help—and whether or not to beam those extra warp ends.
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Sara Bixler explains where they help—and whether or not to beam those extra warp ends.

When you are weaving only two picks of a color, hiding the ends can be, shall we say, tricky?
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Madelyn provides two methods for handling warp threads that aren't being caught when weaving with two shuttles.

Messy selvedges are the bane of many a weaver, new and experienced alike. What is a weaver to do? Will they work out eventually on their own?

Two shuttles can wreak havoc on selvedges, check out this trick from our new Shadow Weave Course!

When is it okay to forgo a floating selvedge? Madelyn has the answers!

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What's the cause of smiling selvedges and how do you fix them? Madelyn has the answers!

Why do my selvedge threads loosen as I weave?

There are two typical methods for handling floating selvedges. One is to wind and beam the floating selvedge with the rest of the warp...

What's the best way to strengthen your selvedges? Madelyn has the answers!

I’ve taught a fair amount of beginning weaving on rigid-heddle and floor looms, and I’ve noticed that many beginners are self-critical about their selvedges and beat.