Unrolling Log Cabin Scarves

Quick video with no sound, showing the end of a weaving project. I'm unrolling 6 scarves (and a bit extra) from my 45" loom after securing the warp so I can tie on another 15 yards of warp.
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[@kai-lynn6441]

So satisfying watching the completed weave.

[@19Celia57]

OMG! This is amazing on so many levels. You truly are an accomplished weaving artist!

[@1BigDoodle]

Hi Kari-thank you for posting this! I also have an older LeClerc loom and am almost finished restoring it. I just replaced the aprons with new canvas ones and am ready to lash on the 2nd metal rod to the first one. Like how you did this with the added “twists”. My question is this: how much space should I leave between the 2 rods? Thanks for your help! Deb