Loom Math | setting up my warp for homemade christmas stockings

I know we're just starting cozy fall vibes, but I need to get these Christmas stockings working before I get any more behind on a project of this magnitude. I'm making 3 stockings, all with their own patterns. Here's the details on how I planned my warp and what the patterns will be!

[@dianathefiberfan5116]

It's always great to watch your videos, Kate. I don't have any help with weaving Christmas stockings but I'm excited to watch you make them!!❤️

[@cabinfeversoap1]

Thank you so much, I learn so much from you! The math is so hard for me to understand and yet, you explained what I needed to know. The stockings will be a heirloom for sure! May the Lord keep blessing you with peace ❤

[@marykatealsvig]

Honestly the math gets me every time, I'm glad I was able to help! The Lord's peace with you and yours

[@Pinguinpullover]

Hello MaryKate, so good to see you planning a new weaving project! An Max is helping, that´s good! About sewing, I have nerver made Christmas Stockings but I sew most of my clothes and have been doing that for a couple of years now, making my own pattens because nothing will fit me and my advice is - as with everything - be confident about it, make a sketch and a mockup (which can be used as the lining), staystitch your bias edges and curves (!) and you will be just fine.

[@marykatealsvig]

Oh man I almost never make a mockup, but I definitely intend to this time. I just want to be extra sure they're going to turn out alright

[@Pinguinpullover]

@@marykatealsvig They will. I am absolutely sure about that. Oh, and if possible, do the staystitching on the handwoven cloth before you cut it. It makes cutting easier and safer. You will be just fine. Trust yourself.