Hopefully, I answered your question elsewhere. I'd love to see what you weave!

The following instructions are for using the Editor on a computer, not a small device. In the left-hand column, scroll down to the section labeled TOOLS. Underneath that it says "Base pattern". Under that it says "Blank the warp". If you click on that, it will turn all of the cells to one color, whichever color is the farthest to the left on your current "Loom palette". Then you can start filling in your pattern by clicking first on the color you want to use from your Loom palette, and then clicking into the cells that you want to change to that color.

@@ASpinnerWeaver Thanks. Computer tucked away and hard to get to when wanting to “play: (maybe a laptop for Xmas) so was working on my IPad Pro. (And learned I’m getting a box loom for Christmas so more bands to design.). Thank you again. Love your book and your help.

I'm so happy that my video helped! I LOVE this tool and think it's a great resource! I hope that you enjoy using it.

Each color yarn is tied to itself. In the beginning, the warp is tied in a quick-release knot to the front bar of the loom. When that warp color is no longer needed, it is cut off the spool or cone or skein. Then the knot at the front bar is untied, and the beginning and end of that color are tied together.

I'm sorry if this seems confusing to you. The video isn't really about color or what's in the border area. It is meant to demonstrate the process of picking and dropping threads to create the letters.

There are more videos made by Jeff who created the pattern generator. They can be found on his KZbin channel here: www.youtube.com/@raktres/videos As for joining the two ends of the band, I can't help you with that. I've never done it myself. Good luck!

You dont seem very smart.

Hi. I don't understand your question. The threading draft is show in 2 forms. The first is the two rows at the top of the pattern which are separated by a little space from the "drawdown" or preview of the pattern below. Then, the second threading draft uses a different format of blocks with white space in between. It is alongside the main pattern/drawdown. It may be a little easier to read. You have to give the page a 1/4 turn to read it.

It doesn't as long as you get them both done in the same row, the order is not important. I think of it as an exchange of two threads, picking and dropping in pairs. Pick one and drop the one next to it. Does that make sense?

it does indeed; thanks for the quick response! love this stuff!!! ♥

Thanks for the kind words! There is more than one way to do everything.

I'm sorry! I did make a PDF for the older version. You can find it here: www.raktres.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Instructions-for-using-V1-Seizenn-by-Annie-MacHale.pdf

I'm sorry! I did make a PDF for the older version. You can find it here: www.raktres.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/Instructions-for-using-V1-Seizenn-by-Annie-MacHale.pdf

Hi. Since I speak very little Spanish, I used Google Translate to help me read your comment. You could follow this link to the article on my blog and also use Google Translate or a similar service to read it. I hope that it's helpful. aspinnerweaver.blogspot.com/2015/12/weaving-letters-on-inkle-band.html

@@ASpinnerWeaver hermosa, gracias por contestar 😘

And most definitely will leave a "tip" for Jeff

I LOVE this tool! Glad that you found the video helpful. He keeps making it do more things and there is now a newer version. Much of it works the same way, but you may have to spend some time playing with it to find the newest features. His blog here gives tips as he makes changes, so be sure to read it for the latest info: www.raktres.net/blog/

Hello. Sorry, but I don't understand your question, Mary. It didn't translate to English well.

@@ASpinnerWeaver Hi Annie, I meant that I need to know how to weave the loom first to make the letters then. Thanks!

@@ASpinnerWeaver hi Annie, thanks for the vídeo! I know how to warp in a inkle loom. My question is how to warp to get this kind of "design( letters)" ...do You begin alternately warping, one turquoise, one Brown till finish? I make this question because when You want to make any( other) design no letters for example, this will depend on how many threads of one colour You put together when You warp... the way we put the threads turns different results! to make letters may be is like in the Mapuche loom, we called "peinecillo" l need to warp one colour, then other different colour alternately till finish...to get 15 of each colour ....and 4 of dark colour at each side.... when You warp in this way You form horizontal bars when you make through heddles or Open shed... these horizontal bars we called "peinecillo" in the Mapuche art. Will it be the way of warping to make letters, Annie?

@@maryzamora9426 Please look at my notes below the video. Here I have given a link to my blog. There is a warping draft there that will tell you how to arrange the colors on your loom.

Yes. Click the link in the notes above to go to my blog. There are photos there.