How to Plan a Weaving Project (my lazy way)

Want to get started on a super cool weaving project and aren't sure where to start? You're in the right place! In this video, I walk you through how I plan my weaving project, including all the corners I cut (for better or worse). This is mainly geared toward multi-shaft and rigid heddle weaving but can be easily applied to any kind you wish.
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[@johnmichaels6794]

Love the intro!

[@partyfiesta1557]

Math is always a struggle for me! Thanks for sharing this great and not so lazy video

[@darcyfabre]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@partyfiesta1557]

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[@breagharose1857]

Please make more videos. U are a breathe of fresh air.

[@lorrainewilson1773]

Thanks for this video Darcy. You calm easy of explaining is a great review for me. I’ve been weaving 9 years and although I’m good with math I’m terrible at planning out projects. Your organized way of showing all your calculations is very straight forward and something I will aim to follow going forward.

[@carlacp7817]

Thank you for your generosity! And please, after seeing you disassembling, cleaning and reassembling the knitting machine, nothing of what you do can be called lazy! Dikke knuffels!!

[@amyschemidt7337]

Excellent explanation!

[@learnwithlillian8509]

Thanks

[@davideaston3005]

Planning? Hah. I just warp, and go. Whatever comes out, is what comes out. Planning leads to stress. Stress leads to errors. Errors lead to an inferior product. Inferior products lead to less sales, and less sales means less weaving.