very clear and helpful, thank you😁

Thank you for this!

thank you for this video. looking forward to trying this method. do you have a video explaining how to attach a rod to the cloth beam? thank you?

Thank you for sharing this technique. It reminds me of doing pickup threads on an Inkle loom.

brilliant! thank you

Thanks for the excellent explanation.

Thats great technique

After lashing on, what method have you found to be the best (using the least amount of warp length) for evening out the triangles between groups of threads?

MUCH better way to tie up than trying to tie onto the rod. Way better. Thanks.

No tie up so don't understand what shafts are being lifted on each of the four picks 😢

Your shawl is stunning. I love the simplicity.

Since I was too lazy to try to figure out the tie-up, I purchased the pattern and measured off an eight-inch wide warp of 200 threads for practice. There was a bit of a learning curve over the first few inches of my piece, but now I'm in the swing of it and the design (my own) is starting to emerge. Since I'm weaving it on a table loom, I added an additional step which is very helpful in eliminating unwanted floats: reinserting the pickup stick in the shed before passing the shuttle through.

Thank you! Very helpful video. I had no problems with lashing on, following your instructions. ;-)

I did purchase this pattern. Can this be warped front to back?

Many thanks for the video. I was just warping a project and realized I didn't account for enough yarn waste. This will save me a few inches, which will be perfect!

I'm giving this a try today! Thanks so much for this techniq.

I keep twisting one thread around the other. When you change hands, do you switch the position of each thread? The one in the inside comes to the outside position

Thank you!

Hammer the end of the wire with a ball peen hammer on a steel block then file the now rounded edge with a metal file. That will finish it with a smooth edge that won’t cut you…. No need for tape to get stuck

Thanks so much for the great video. I do have a question. What happens when your colour pattern calls for an odd number? I am working with 4 colours. The pattern calls for 2 colours 21 times at the start, 19 times at the end and 5 and 3 times in the middle. Would I cut and tie the colours at the top (half a complete loop)? Or I guess i could tie it off (like you did at the bottom) on an unused peg at the top? Would that work? and when I need the colour again I'd have to start at the top and count down the board? I'm over thinking it all and getting confused. Any help would be greatly appreciated... Thanks 🙂

Wow you go so fast. Love the results

Well done explanation. Thank you.

Thank you! As a brand new weaver I have found this technique super useful abs a lot easier than tying the bundles on individually.

Where do you find piano wire?

I needed a refresher and your video was excellent. Thank you, Sarah

Absolutely stunning work! Brava!!

I struggle with this method as it seems to pull my warp together. Any suggestions as to what I might be doing wrong?

Thank you for the wonderful explanation of this method. Off to give it a try!

But where is the new yarn/warp chains that you will be adding? I'm confused.

Thank you. Very clear and visual explanation ♥️ happy weaving

Thank you so much for this video, I've been afraid to try it because I didn't understand how to adjust the tension. I'll give it a try now, just have to get some Texsolve or something like that.

Such a shame you dont cover the tie up. As 1-4 is fine. But the treddle tie up is key

Thank you for this, been 30 years since I have woven, and I could not remember how to lash on. I just acquired a 2 harness run loom for $8! Just finished restoring it-it's a Union #36 that was well taken care of, I just had to clean out some dust bunnies and give it a nice wax on the wood!

Excellent tutorial!

Pardon my question, as I am in the learning process... are you doing tabby, or is there a different sequence for the peddles?

Well done. Thanks for the help!

Noted on your floating selvage that you tied it up with no tension and lots and lots of slack. Confused. Im just learning the weaving process. I have done some simple weaving but nothing on a large loom yet.

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. So helpful!

Very nice alternative to draw loom weaving. Thank you for this wonderful technique.

Thanks for sharing 😍😍

Very easy to understand thx

Very beautiful

I can see this being great for alternating warp colours!

Such a clear, understandable video. Thank you. 5 Stars!

thank you. weaving is therapy.

Thank you for your video, a clear explanation. My question is what happens now, once you have beamed the warp, and are threading the heddle, you you will have two threads together instead of one together in the cross. Does it matter which of the two threads you thread first? Thank you.

I have struggled with lashing on, and now I can see why. I wasn't keeping tension on the lashing cord. I also love the tip on how to measure for the length of the lashing cord. This is an excellent video and gives me the confidence to give it another go. Thanks!

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