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Showing 142–161 of 202 results for “winding a warp”

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Don't Pack a Sectional WarpWhy is that when sectional warping you don't need to pack the layers with paper while you are beaming?
ArticleAsk Madelyn: Two Ways to Wind Floating Selvedges

Melissa Parsons

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

ArticleLearn How to Weave Gorgeous Supplemental Warp ProjectsLearn how supplemental warps can give you lengthwise patterning, texture, and more. Deb Essen shares her weaving techniques in her new book!

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Angle of the WeftDoes varying the angle of the weft help keep selvedges consistent?

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Joining a Twisted WeftWhen weaving a Shaker-style twisted rug, how do you join a new weft to an old—without making a lump?

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Supplementary Warping Without a Second Warp BeamThere are ways around not having a supplementary warp beam.

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Avoiding Draw-in: All About Weft AngleFor weft threads that interlace less often than in a balanced plain weave, the weft angle will need to be less steep. Experiment, following the steps outlined here until you find the angle that works.

ArticleWarp-faced dog leashWarp-faced band weaving pattern download. This leash can be woven on a band loom, inkle loom, shaft loom, or rigid-heddle loom.

ArticleLearning to Weave on an Inkle Loom is Totally Worth itFor the first 9 months of my time as editor of Handwoven, I passed an inkle loom every day on the way to my desk. It really bugged me. Someone had warped it with icky, thin yellow yarn and woven about 2 inches with the same yarn.

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!

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Blending Colors in a WarpHow do you design a colorful warp?

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Why Did I Run Out of Yarn?You've done all of the calculations so why did you run out of yarn when you were warping?

ArticleDiscovering the Thrill of Weaving TwillA weaver friend was explaining weave structures to me the other day. I’m a newbie weaver, it was a long discursive chat, and at the end of it I came away with one thought: I'd be happy weaving twill the rest of my life!

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.

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Using Finer Weft Thread in HemsHow do you prevent your plain weave hems from flaring out?

ArticleDeflected Doubleweave and Facing FearsDeflected doublweave can create some truly amazing designs, and then when you wet-finish, the threads shift and right angles become curves and crosses transform into flowers.

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Which Direction Do I Thread?How do you read a threading draft? Does it matter whether you’re warping front-to-back or back-to-front? Madelyn has the answers.

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Warping with a Sectional BeamMost of the projects in Handwoven can be woven on any loom using any warping method. Some of the projects are easier to warp using a specific method.

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.

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