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Direct Warping the Cricket Loom

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Learn how to warp your Schacht Cricket Loom. In this video, Benjamin will demonstrate the direct warping method.
This method also works for the Flip Rigid Heddle Loom.
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25 авг 2024

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@weaslestakeflight 3 года назад

Is there a reason as to why there are rubber bands holding the things in place like that?

@enska3 2 года назад

My thought is that it's to hold the apron rod up for the first few threads. Otherwise it just hangs there and it's really hard to do anything.

@weaslestakeflight 3 года назад

And one more thing...I'm a bit confused by the under over pattern for stringing this up...I feel like it naturally wants to keep going over and its throwing me off badly, will it make a difference in the project if it isn't under over??

@enska3 2 года назад

I had trouble with this too. It does have to go under and over alternately, otherwise the yarn won't be strung around the apron rod. I don't know why it works like that, but it just does. After a few times, you may be able to see it better. It took me about half of my first warp to understand it.

@weaslestakeflight 3 года назад

Also curious about the paper...is it necessary?? Cuz then why didn't the kit come with any? Whatever you have in this video looks special...can you list what kind of paper should be used

@carterbrown7961 3 года назад

Butcher paper worked for us. I’ve also seen Scrapbook paper suggested

@enska3 2 года назад

I used scrapbook paper. I have the 10" so I had to cut it because scrapbook paper is 12" square. It's used to keep tension correct. If you think about the strings and how they might lay on top of each other as everything gets rolled up, some might get layered and some might not. So the paper keeps everything even on one layer. You probably figured these questions out already but I thought I'd answer anyway!