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TopicBest Practices: Warping Your LoomReady to make warping less of a chore and more of a joy? From back-to-front basics to clever tips for taming threads, our best practices guide will help you start every project on the right foot—or beam. Whether you’re a new weaver or just looking to refine your process, this page is your warp-side companion!
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204 Handwoven issues mention “winding a warp” on 655 pages.

Handwoven September/October 19872 pages
- Page 41Dear Tabby (cont. from p. 17) winding on my warp 1 find that my selvedge warps are always slipping off the edges as I roll on. What's the solution? Winding
- Page 80Warp-Aide T H E WARP WINDING WONDER WARP ALO N E . R A P I D • T R O
Handwoven January/February 19862 pages

Sheri Ward

AuthorTiffany Warble

ArticleRelated by meaningTricks of the Trade: Weaving with Elastic YarnsGet tips for working with elastic yarns, including winding from cones, warping, threading, and finishing.

ArticleRelated by meaningTurn Left When Your Warp Measures 800 FeetDon’t ask me what 5 yards looks like unless I’m winding a warp.

ArticleRelated by meaningFront to Back WarpingLearn how to warp your multi-shaft loom from front to back.

ArticleRelated by meaningPay Attention When Warping a LoomI realize that many of my problems come from being distracted. In this list most, problems are due to not being careful while winding, warping, and dressing my loom.

ArticleRelated by meaningWarping Back to Front with Two CrossesWarping back to front with two crosses is useful for warps with threads that are extremely fine, very sticky, or overly-twisted.

ArticleRelated by meaningA Clever Tip for Winding OnNeed a new technique for your weaving tool box? Check out this video clip!

ArticleRelated by meaningBack to Front WarpingGet the steps for back to front warping for your multi-shaft loom.

ArticleRelated by meaningCutting Warps in Half Multiple color changes in a warp can be frustrating. If your warp repeats, you may find this shortcut useful.

ArticleRelated by meaningLoom Theory: Rigid-Heddle Scarf Collection-The Antidote to Casual WeavingJust about anyone is capable of winding a warp and weaving a scarf on a rigid-heddle loom, but weaving a wonderful scarf takes thought, planning, and sometimes a fair amount of patience. This is why I love Loom Theory: Rigid-Heddle Scarf Collection.

ArticleRelated by meaningWarp Once, Weave Forever: Learn How with Handwoven!In our May/June 2019 issue of Handwoven we explore the ways you can adjust your warp to weave multiple projects, structures, or patterns.

ArticleRelated by meaningFastening Your Warp: How to Tie onto the Front of a LoomWhether you weave on a multishaft loom or a rigid-heddle loom, you need to have some way of fastening your warp to the cloth beam.

ArticleRelated by meaningFor All Access membersBest Practices: Interpreting Drafts and Series DownloadWhere do you turn when you have weaving questions? This collection of articles will answer most, if not all, of your questions!

ArticleRelated by meaningAdventures in Weaving: Warp ChickenKnitters use the expression yarn chicken when don't know if they have enough yarn to complete a project. I adapted the phrase warp chicken for weavers.

ArticleRelated by meaningHow to Wind a Bobbin for Smoother WeavingWinding a bobbin can seem like a fairly obvious task, but there are nuances about how you do it that will make your weaving go more smoothly.

ArticleRelated by meaningTake Advantage of the Bells and Whistles on Your LoomI believe a loom’s ability to hold warp yarns under tension is its primary job, and that I consider all other aspects of a loom to be bells and whistles.

ArticleRelated by meaningFor All Access membersAdvancing Waves ScarfUsing an advancing twill threading and treadling with pastels in the warp and a darker weft, Barbara Goudsmit created a scarf with movement and sparkle, almost like the waves it was named for.

ArticleRelated by meaningLoom AloneYou might be familiar with the eye roll I get on the rare occasions when I ask someone to help me wind a warp on my loom.

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Page 88W a r p - A i d e THE WARP WINDING WONDER CUSTOM MADE BY WRITE 4961 CEDAR RAVINE PLACERVILLE, CA 9 566 7 Rainbow's
Page 96of this sort increase warping time. It is possible, however, to speed up the warping by winding a warp that is twice as long as you need; in this case the warp would

Handwoven September/October 19992 pages▾

Page 59intense, so I like to vary the weaving with the less strenuous tasks of winding a warp and threading the loom. 1 have two looms and alternate between tasks and looms.
Page 76reel is a great time saver. Once you use one, you'll put away your warping board. 2. Measuring two ends at once cuts warp winding in half. 3. Warp for multiples, rather than for one item. 4. When you're

Handwoven November/December 20001 page▾

Page 80because all cords run over pulleys • Shaft control keys front and center • Warp winding controls you can reach easily • 23" weaveable width • In 4, 8, 12

Handwoven January - February 20162 pages▾

Page 15the weaving process. She makes no assumptions about prior knowledge as she clearly describes winding warp, warping the loom, and basic weaving in a way that even the greenest of beginners
Page 39enjoy weaving with linen. 1. Linen loves an evenly tensioned warp, so I recommend winding warp in bouts of 200 threads or less; warp back to front, keeping the warp

Handwoven November/December 19992 pages▾

Page 13weaving a cotton heading (which Yeiser calls selvedge). Also alikc are inking into the warp, winding a bob- bin around the fingers, positioning the loom for weaving, making string heddles,
Page 25structures be- come warp-faced tw111s. Because there are so many color changes m the warp, winding the warp can be tlme-consummg, but the weavlng ts very qu~ck with one shuttle.

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