Ashford - How to put a warp on your table loom - Part 2

This is part 2 to warping your table loom. You can view part 1 here • How to put a warp on y...
There are many ways to warp your loom. This is one way - using a warp wound on a warping frame with two crosses.

[@justinjohnson217]

Thanks for the easy tie-off on the end. I am about to set mine up for the first time and thought ’I better watch one more video…’ you saved me a LOT of time and frustration!

[@peggyhardinge345]

Oh, my! I can't thank you enough for these warping videos! I am new to weaving, hence I've been doing so many things wrong and struggling to get satisfactory results. What a public service you have created for we aspiring weavers. My heartfelt gratitude!

[@aartie]

I've been weaving for several years but learned so much from these two videos (those rings... what a great idea!!) Thanks a lot.

[@goldtoblue]

I am delighted to find you, Jennifer, and this great set of videos. It's been 3 years since I wove and I am trying to get back into it again. Now I feel much more comfortable and less afraid to begin. Thanks very much. Janice

[@lizchattin7016]

The best weaving videos I've seen yet! And love the accent! Thank you for the detailed How To and the patience you show. I'm looking at buying this exact table loom. These two videos gave me the confidence to go ahead with the purchase. Thanks!

[@Tctiffany]

thanks so much!!!! my 5yo isn't great with knots but has loved this little BRIO loom we got, and there were next to no instructions! i love the extra bit of rope at the end, rather than me keep re-tying all the knots!

[@curmudgeon66]

I've had my Ashford 24" 8 shaft loom for 10 years, and this video FINALLY shows me what the cotter pins are for! THANKS. I normally thread front to back, so don't use a raddle, but I do use the single string at the front for tensioning, a wonderful way to do it for adjusting as needed. BTW I notice that your heddles are still all tied together at top and bottom, I have found it easier to cut them apart.

[@gubsisgood]

If I could like it twice I would

[@lkite4512]

This has been so helpful. Thank you so much! Easy to understand with lots of advice. 😊

[@eugeniosolari]

Oh, that is a cute loom, I have never seen such a smart table one. Very nice video.

[@AshfordNz]

@gridflash Hi, sorry that is just the way we speak in New Zealand, I can't really do much about that :-) Glad you enjoyed the demonstration though.

[@Syberre]

very nicely done. I've learned a new way to tie on to the front beam...love it. Thanks.

[@annettekeys8863]

these videos are SO helpful! :)

[@Gintasas2]

Labas Reda, paskaityk zinutes asmenines. Galbut galetum man padeti :) jei del kokiu trikdziu negavai tai atrasyk man kaipnors. Dekui

[@joelalano2046]

Muito bom seus videos!

[@brigittestasun2300]

it's very good explained, thanks

[@arvizuana5984]

wonderful video , super instructive and helpfull, tnks so much!!

[@shirikhandmountain1147]

I am sooo impressed for this techniq

[@sirusmkh3732]

بسیارعالی هست ! کاش میشد به ایران هم این دستگاه ها رو ارسال کنید !

[@HouseGrynmoors]

Rather than do a header, simply throw 3 shots then beat but don't beat it all the way to the beam stick where the knots are and you'll be ready to weave right away. Beat until you feel a resistance. Warp will spread out evenly. Might have to do that 2 times depending on the thread, but generally simply throwing 3 shots then beating is all you need to do.