Making Double Heddles for the Inkle Loom

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[@dmbmd2001]

Finally, a video where I said " ahhh so that is what that is for". Thanks so much. Purchased my inkle from a thrift store as a Christmas present to myself and had no clue what to do, but knew I have always wanted to try weaving.

[@apple369]

Haha! Me too! I was gifted a double-sided inkle loom a few days ago and have found Joan's video to be most helpful. Happy inkle weaving to you.

[@KAR-5011]

I love your teaching so much! It’s so clear and to the point! Thank you so much for your time!

[@JoanSheridan]

Glad it was helpful -- I love teaching!

[@apple369]

Thank you, Joan. You're videos are very helpful.

[@neilstephen6761]

Thank you most helpful video

[@danquigg8311]

Just adjust the tension peg to cut the heddle string & re-adjust the tension peg to the correct length to tie the heddles. Easy peasy!

[@JoanSheridan]

Depending on the loom, that would work quite nicely!

[@Anouk1976]

great video, thank you!

[@JoanSheridan]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for taking the time to say so :)

[@nancydodge9026]

How do you prevent the heddles from slipping down the warp toward the tension peg? Thanks for the helpful video.

[@nancydodge9026]

My heddles regularly slip down toward the tension peg and need to be pushed back up the yarn in order to have a decent sized shed. I'm using Omega Sinfonia cotton yarn. Is there any way to avoid this? Thanks for the helpful videos!