You've made your warp and now you need to get it from the warping mill or board onto the loom. Learn how to chain your warp and keep all those threads in place!
FIrst of all, I am kinetically challenged - which can be a problem for anyone doing 3D media like weaving!. I have had people show me how to start a chain a number of times, but watching you, trying it myself a few times, and I finally got it to stick. And thanks to you for providing some good perspective on the process - underscoring that there is no one single way to do things. Thanks so much.
Thank you for showing us this method! I don't have a mill but I followed a similar procedure with my setup, and had the best results so far in dressing the loom.
I have had my mill for 2 years now and could find nothing that was helpful unless you wanted to see how fast it could be done! Thank you so much for this! This is what I needed to take my warp of the mill....you are a great teacher and I look forward to watching your other videos😀😀😀😀
For some reason I do this but the yarns ahead twist because as I turn my wrist as I make that new loop it makes the warp ahead turn. By the time I get to the cross end it’s pretty twisted. The problem then is as I unchain when sleying it’s not all nice and straight! I have been trying to be conscious of somehow not letting the twist get forward of the chain. So came here to check out how you’ve done it. Next time I shall see. Y
FIrst of all, I am kinetically challenged - which can be a problem for anyone doing 3D media like weaving!. I have had people show me how to start a chain a number of times, but watching you, trying it myself a few times, and I finally got it to stick. And thanks to you for providing some good perspective on the process - underscoring that there is no one single way to do things. Thanks so much.
Thank you for showing us this method! I don't have a mill but I followed a similar procedure with my setup, and had the best results so far in dressing the loom.
I have had my mill for 2 years now and could find nothing that was helpful unless you wanted to see how fast it could be done! Thank you so much for this! This is what I needed to take my warp of the mill....you are a great teacher and I look forward to watching your other videos😀😀😀😀
Thank you chickeemama1 :)
Thank you, this was really helpful as I am trying to make my first ever warp :)
So glad it's helpful for you! You'll make a great first warp :)
This is a great video to explain this process, thanks for posting it
So glad you found this video helpful Denyse!
@@JaneStaffordTextilesChannel I was looking for a video to show the process to someone, and this one is just perfect :)
Thank you very much this exactly what I needed to see today. Perfect.
So glad it was the right timing for you!
Thank you, great demonstration.
Great video! Thank you!
For some reason I do this but the yarns ahead twist because as I turn my wrist as I make that new loop it makes the warp ahead turn. By the time I get to the cross end it’s pretty twisted. The problem then is as I unchain when sleying it’s not all nice and straight! I have been trying to be conscious of somehow not letting the twist get forward of the chain. So came here to check out how you’ve done it. Next time I shall see. Y