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ArticleAsk Madelyn: Smiling SelvedgesWe understand that when the fell line at the selvedges starts smiling, our selvedge warp threads are too loose. But when this happens mid-project, is it better to weight them at the back or tuck stuff into the offending areas on the cloth beam?
ArticleAsk Madelyn: Friction and Fraying ThreadsCould the reed with small dents cause warp ends to break?

Melissa Parsons

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ArticleAsk Madelyn: Turning a Sample into an Actual PieceAfter sampling at the beginning of a warp, how do you start the actual project?

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Securing Threads at the SelvedgeMadelyn gives a clever trick for dealing with changing weft colors multiple times throughout a weaving.

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Using Sticks vs. Paper for WarpsWhich works better, warping sticks or paper for packing your warp?

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Starting and Finishing a WeftWhat is the best way to start/end a weft? At the beginning of a project, the end of a project, and when you run out of weft and start a new one?

ArticleWeaving Toward EnlightenmentRead a weaving book or a good article, visit a weaving exhibit at a museum or gallery, hang out with your guild or study group, in person or online. Wind a warp and pick up a shuttle when you can.

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Achieving Straight SelvedgesIs there any way to achieve straight selvedges using weft yarns that shrink differently?

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Determining Sett: When Warp Doesn't Match WeftMadelyn gives advice on how to figure out sett when your warp and weft are two different sizes.

ArticleMy Loom Is Warped. Now What?Is it possible to write a book about weaving but never talk about actually weaving?

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Turning a DraftThe attached draft is from a non-weaving friend. How do I change the draft to put the pattern stripes in the warp? I have an 8-shaft, 10-treadle loom.

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?

ArticleSpeed WeavingIs weaving quickly something to strive for?

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.

ArticleAsk Madelyn: Determining Warp Sett for BoundweaveHow do you determine sett for boundweave, a weft-faced weave?

ArticleAsk Madelyn: A Dent DilemmaWith twisty yarns or when you have several ends in a dent, you want to maintain the exact order of the threads from warping board to heddle.

ArticleUnderstanding Basic Weave StructuresUnderstanding weave structures allows you to weave many variations on a single warp, and mix threadings and treadlings within and outside of a structure.

ArticleListening to Your LoomAt some point, won't intuition take over while you are weaving?

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

ArticleFinishing Handwovens is Part of WeavingApplying the same standards to the finishing as you did to everything else about a project sometimes takes more time than the weaving.

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