How to 'mend' a float in your weaving

[@timbeard2867]

Thanks for taking the time to teach us this. Now seeing it, it seems so logical but I couldn’t come up with the fix on my own!

[@glynisweaves]

So pleased you found it useful!

[@maryjamerson8288]

Thank you for the clear explanation.

[@glynisweaves]

@maryjamerson8288 great pleasure Mary. Pleased you found it useful

[@manonbourque4717]

😯 Wow so simple but it makes all the difference!

[@vernonbowling5136]

Helps immensely Thank you.

[@tamaralovelace2089]

Beautiful job!

[@irinaphillips8962]

Thanks for the tip!

[@MJ-jf8nd]

Thank you. I was trying it the opposite way.

[@glynisweaves]

Glad you found it helpful.

[@paolagemelli6791]

Thanks!

[@klaraskymningskronan]

111 reason is - to be in too much of a hurry... That's me.

[@glynisweaves]

He-he - me too! A little bit of honesty never hurt anyone!

[@leslieambailey]

Brilliant

[@Bina6019]

Will the ends come out?

[@glynisweaves]

Only if someone consciously sits and picks them out with a darning needle or something like that. The tufty bits will felt themselves into the web (wool), or simply rub away with use.

[@cormonose]

Does this work for my mistakes weaving 8/2 cotton for towels or tencel & bamboo?

[@glynisweaves]

@@cormonose absolutely.