I'm wondering how the tie-ups in Handwoven are determined. I've heard about "walking" tie-ups; what are those?
What is the reason for keeping the cross when threading? Aren't the ends in order after they have been sleyed through the reed.
What is the best way to reduce a draft when the draft calls for a loom that is bigger than the one you have at home?
The Dornick Towels' sett seems a bit loose to Madelyn. She suggests tightening it up.
Several readers weigh in with their own experiences with fulling in front-loading washing machines.
I have been trying to follow the directions you give in Warping Your Loom for winding 2 ends with an individual cross, but the 2 threads keep ending up twisting around each other. I can’t quite follow your movements in the video. Can you help?
As a farmer, my work and my life are controlled by seasons: shearing season, lambing season, breeding season, fly season, foxtail season, and irrigation season.
I’m working my way through your Block Weaves video, and I have a couple of questions.
Is there a trick for preventing the tangles when warping multiple yarns per dent?