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Showing 24–43 of 46 results for “winding a warp”

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Broken Warp Thread WoesThere are several factors to consider when you are determining the cause for broken warp threads. First and foremost is to locate where the break actually occurs in the threads.
ArticleFor All Access membersTake Your Weaving to New Heights (and Depths!)A guide to waffle weave—the drafts, on the loom, and projects to weave.

Liz Moncrief

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ArticleAsk Madelyn: Catching edge warp threads with two shuttlesMadelyn provides two methods for handling warp threads that aren't being caught when weaving with two shuttles.

ArticleTwisting Fringe on a Mixed-Warp ShawlAfter realizing I didn’t like the untwisted fringe on a shawl, I set about twisting it and in the process learned a new-to-me way of making fringe even.

ArticleWeaving Curves with a Wave StickPlain weave can curve and undulate if you bend the weft as you weave using a wave stick. It's a tool you can make yourself or buy and it's a whole lot of fun!

ArticleNotes from the Fell: TwistYou can use a yarn's twist in your handwoven cloth to your advantage. Tom explores tracking and then spins yarns to test how it affects cloth in this article from Handwoven Jan/Feb 2022.

ArticleAsk Madelyn: What Should I Do About Repeating Weft Stripes?It‘s okay to carry multiple wefts along the selvedges—Madelyn is strongly in favor of doing so, and has a few tricks to ease the process!

ArticleHow to Weave a Scarf with Three Distinct WeftsUse the double clasped weft technique to show off a special yarn.

ArticleA Yarn about YarnI have been weaving the technique of warp-faced rep for over 35 years—and have yet to exhaust my ideas for color and design. This is the power of warp-faced rep.

ArticleFor 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.

ArticleFiddle with Your SelvedgesMessy 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?

ArticleFor All Access membersTake the Mystery out of Fringes Before You WeaveSee how twists or braids, warp color, beads, and more will affect the final look of your handwoven.

ArticleHow to Increase Your Patterning Options by Splitting the Shed This four-shaft technique lets you weave curves and images without jumping through hoops.

ArticleWeaving with Knitting YarnBring elegant drape and modern flair to the traditional weave structures you love with the addition of “knitting” yarns.

ArticleFor All Access membersSeize the Power of the Twill CircleTreadle your way to your own personal twill patterning.

ArticleHelp! I Lost My Cross!Here’s what you should do next to save your warp.

ArticleWorking Out a Weaving ObsessionDesigning and weaving the same structure multiple times may be the best way to fully understand it.

ArticleFor All Access membersLearn by Doing: Turned Twill and Color Effects on Eight Shafts!I recently wrote about turned twills on four shafts. With this downloadable PDF, you can learn more about turned twills and color effects—but this time using eight shafts. Your reward? Three beautiful towels to weave!

ArticleRefresh Your Weaving Knowledge with this Twill GlossaryI went looking for and found a twill glossary in a back issue of Handwoven.

ArticleAsk Madelyn: What Are Warping Sticks, and How Long Should They Be? Points to consider when you step up from paper to sticks.

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