Tapestry Warp Spacing on a Schacht Lilli Loom

Peg looms make wonderful and simple tapestry frames but they are made for a particular warp sett. You can change that sett by warping the loom unevenly and using a simple technique called twining to even out the warp spacing before you start weaving. In this video, Rebecca Mezoff shows you how to do this on a Schacht Lilli Loom. There is a bonus code at the end of the video but it does expire, so make use of it soon!
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[@kzookid2051]

Great info. It had never occurred to me that it was possible to change the sett so easily. One more very helpful video. Thanks, Rebecca!

[@jillmahler324]

Brilliant! It never occurred to me that this was possible. I'm going to go warp my school loom now! Thanks.

[@cindiobryan5832]

Very informative!! Thank you.

[@francesrobinson1335]

Thank you, so much!

[@noeligle]

Wonderful explanation that helps me so much, thank you, blessings!!!!

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You're wonderful! Enjoy your videos and this was very helpful. Thank you.

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Very helpful. Thank you.

[@Sheepdog1314]

excellent - thank you

[@karinvaleri7130]

Thankyou for this...I will try with my frame loom without the shedding device since I have a 3.5 epi, I have doubled to make it 7 epi, but can it be tripled with the twining? so in my case it would be approx 10 epi.I would think so

[@RebeccaMezoffTapestry]

If you have a frame loom, does it have pegs? We're probably using different terminology. Probably the answer is yes, but I tackle all of these things in depth in my Weaving Tapestry on Little Looms online course.

[@peggyjahn3363]

Thank you, this was very helpful. Does this also work on a Knitters loom.

[@RebeccaMezoffTapestry]

Hi Peggy, I don't know what a knitters loom is. It works on peg looms for tapestry weaving but I suppose it would work in other instances if the equipment is similar.