Tips for Choosing Warp Yarns for Rigid-Heddle Weaving

[@moonbitaylor9500]

Thank you. As a newbie weaver, this is very useful information to consider, especially in deciding if and where to use yarns from my knitting stash!

[@LongThreadMedia]

Glad it was helpful! Happy stash busting!

[@worksofhands]

Very important topic. Thanks for the tutorial ❤

[@LongThreadMedia]

Thanks for watching!

[@GINGERHELLER123]

So so helpful. Thank you. I am getting ready to try a fairly fat hand dyed yarn and you helped me understand what I am getting into and how to be successful with it.

[@LongThreadMedia]

We're so glad this tip video was helpful! Enjoy your yarn experiments.

[@sandradanforth8524]

Wonderful information, thank you so much. You have answered most of my questions 😊😊

[@LongThreadMedia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@vilkascott-kitching562]

Great information, thanks!

[@LongThreadMedia]

Thanks for the note! We are glad it was good information for you. :)

[@Christynmaine]

This is so important. I had to abandon a project because my warp kept breaking. So frustrating and wasteful.

[@LongThreadMedia]

It really is frustrating when the warp breaks (sometimes, despite our best efforts, it breaks anyway), but we hope this helps! Thanks, and happy weaving!

[@rosemarycat5]

Thank you for this tutorial! Can the warp threads be thinner than the warp threads? I have a 8 dent loom and trying to see if 8/4 warp threads will work for it.

[@LongThreadMedia]

Yes, absolutely. You can explore different thread combinations, and sampling is the best way to try a few and see what you like!