Hybrid Warping an (Ashford) Rigid Heddle Loom (Part 2 of 3)

[@johannafreeburn3061]

thankyou amy, very helpful, very clear, very much appreciated. well done and keep it up!

[@RuthMasterson]

Thank you so much! Your videos are very much a blessing -- clear and helpful and inspiring.

[@BandiStrange]

This video has been so helpful. Thanks so much for explaining!

[@tiasdolls6165]

Thank you thank you Amy. This was exactly what I was looking for as another means to thread my loom

[@dessyedeeclark1144]

You are a blessing to our weaving community!😊

[@janicehuff2217]

I think this is going to be a big change for me. Thanks

[@juanasmith7223]

Fantastic video! Thank you!

[@teacat55]

You are a very good teacher.

[@stitchingwithasmile677]

No need to be super technical. You're easy to understand and very clear in your explanations. Thank you for taking the time to show this.

[@catherinelbaumbechtel2721]

Thank you so much for your videos! :)

[@chrissywinters9817]

Thank you so much! These videos will make warping my looms so much easier!

[@debwingert7439]

You are a TREASURE. I am new to rigid heddle weaving, and the warping thing for my first project was definitely a challenge. Now having only seen these first two, I am already wanting to run back and get started! Thank you, Amy, for your clear instructions and demonstrations. The little tidbits along the way are like gems on a path. I am hooked on your videos. :)

[@suznhenz]

You have made warping so much easier. Great explanations and video.

[@caroltuttle-pilling1114]

Thank you for this 3 part series. Seemed overwhelming to me to even consider using a warping board but your step by step instructions are great. You have given me confidence in trying this!

[@heidibenn]

Thx for taking the time to post these. Great explanation and I love your guide string method. One ideas is to use a different color guide string so it’s easy to see.

[@lynee8476]

First time I see this method with RH loom! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@aylamonic]

You are so good at explaining how to do this clearly, thank you so much for sharing this series

[@judithjones4041]

You’re soooo good at explaining the process-I use a floor loom and a horizontal warping reel but I totally enjoyed watching you

[@kapirk2244]

These videos are a huge benefit, thank you. I need to re-learn this since I haven’t used my loom in years. I can’t wait to get back to it.

[@monicacyr3575]

Thanks so much! Very easy to follow tutorial. Can’t wait to try this method!

[@stretch4960]

Your videos are so great. Thank you so much for sharing. Stay well.

[@1934edwin]

Love your explanation of warping boards. Can you use on a 32 in ashford loom as I hate the warping part of weaving I get a sore back when doing

[@audreydeneui192]

If you use a VERY differently colored thread and a different texture/fiber content for the guide thread it's easier to tell the difference when you're tying up your warp. (I call it "ugly thread".)

[@marygranath9164]

Thank you for doing these videos!

[@kimsharpzook461]

Makes sense. Thanks for sharing

[@AmyDMcKnight]

Thanks for watching!

[@otterluv4941]

This is genius! Thank you!

[@Silverstreamhomecrafts]

Very clearly explained, I'm looking forward to trying this thank you. Have you tried this with a two heddle pattern? Or would that be too bulky?

[@paulbombardier8722]

I’ve wondered if it was possible to use the warping board more directly than the “indirect” method. One of the reasons being that I am notoriously unlucky with using a warping board. A mill, no problem, jus not the board.

[@tsecord7111]

So sometimes you cut the warp at the back beam, thread the holes, then tie the warp onto the back beam (apron rod) again? Not sure if I’m using correct terms but I assume you’ll know what I’m asking. ☺️

[@brendabryant60]

To much talk