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Tying Warp onto Front Beam - 10 Steps on How to Warp a Loom - All Fiber Arts | ||
| 10 Steps to Warping a Loom - How to tie the warp to the front beam. | |||
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When the warp has been evenly wound on to the back beam, you are almost ready to weave. All that remains is tying on to the front apron rod and checking your tension. The warp threads are tied to the front apron rod in about 1 inch sections. Bring the bout of threads over the rod, split the bundle in two, and tie a single overhand knot and tighten the tension. Repeat this all the way across the warp threads.
The next step is to go under your loom and tie the pedals according to the tieup plan in your draft.
Using a contrasting weft color, weave a header - a couple of inches of both tabby and your pattern. Check for crossed threads and errors in threading. If there are any, you will have to untie those threads, make the necessary threading corrections, and retie.
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Part 1: The Project Part 2: The Sett Part 3: The Reed Part 4: Calculate Yarn Part 5: Warping Board Part 6: Warp Chains Part 7: Sley Reed Part 8: Thread Heddles Part 9: Wind Warp Part 10: Tie Warp to Loom |
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