After you’ve created a fabulous masterpiece of a warp on your warping board, you need to transport it to your next step in the dressing the loom process. Here is where it’s helpful to understand what goes into chaining off your warp.
In today’s video, I’ll walk you through the process in one fell swoop, talking you through the key points to remember. Keep in mind that this process will feel a tad awkward the first few times you try it. It has a sort of patting-your-head-and-rubbing-your-belly vibe. But before you know it, you’ll be a pro at creating loosely interlocking loops in order to gracefully move your project to the next step.
Show Notes –
How to use a warping mill – Sweet Georgia has a wonderful overview of how to use a warping mill. It covers the entire process from nuts to bolts. So if you are curious about this special tool that’s an alternative to a warping board, Felicia has you covered! Simply click here to see for yourself.
2 Things to Do Before the Warp Comes Off – In this episode, I refer to two pre-chaining tasks. They include marking the cross, and adding choke ties. To see more about these important to-dos, take a look at episode 105 right here.
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