How to Pre-Sley Your Rigid Heddle Loom With Our Ergonomic Sley Stand

[@storybookfibers]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for taking the time to show and very clearly explain each step and why. Very helpful. 💗💗💗🥰

[@RobertJohnson-je6tx]

Superb video. Easy way to warp especially for those of us with bad backs. Thanks so much.

[@alicesulzer1412]

Thank you Amy!! Your directions are always so clear and understandable.

[@charbel6708]

Thank you so much! I prefer a warping board to direct warping. I tried it before your video and made most of the mistakes you mentioned. This is so helpful.

[@Jantampa]

I find direct warping to be so much easier. Been working on RH for about 6 years. I'm wanting to upgrade to a 4 shaft loom (probably a Schacht) and it seems I will have to use a warping board? Not looking forward to learning how to do this, just seems like so many added steps.

[@carolynadams2264]

Thank you so much for this most helpful video. It scares me a little but I think I'll be able to do it.

[@sharonmurrell9291]

Thank you!! Very well explained!!

[@janettehilton767]

Can this be done on a floor loom?

[@rainbowgal8047]

I don't understand why you didn't sley the holes as well as the slots on the ergonomic sley tool. I am actually in the middle of sleying my rhl from a warp I measured on a warping board, but I'm doing each hole and slot in order.

[@peggyscribner2632]

I thought this video was very helpful and informative. However, the sticks are called "lease" sticks, not "leash" sticks. As a new weaver, I think correct terminology is important. I will be trying this method to warp my rigid heddle loom. Thanks.

[@TheWoolery]

Hi there! We know they are "lease" sticks, Amy's accent makes it sound like she is saying "leash" with an "h" but she knows the correct term!

[@gblan]

Seems like a bit of an unnecessary mess to me.