What an absolutely pleasant experience that was. I have warped for years but never realized how gentle that action can be. You made my spirit rest with your unhurried and totally informative demonstration. Thank you for being so gentle and easy to follow and see. I will look for more of your videos and anticipate them eagerly. How soothing!!!!! wow.... balm to a bruised spirit.... God is good.
EXCELLENT video. Thank you for speaking slowly and clearly. Also thanks for not having the music in the background so loud I can't understand you... I hope I find many more of your videos... Thank you again... I wish you were my neighbor...
I am from traditional silk saree,weavers family in Begaluru, India. Still we have pit looms & we get warp from warping wheel.All weaving process r hand made. Ur method is quite gud. clearly explained. Would b helpful for beginers & students of technology. Your explanation & demonstration is suprub. Thank u madam,,🙏💐👌
I think I like your process because it seems to guard against common problems. I can't wait to try it. I'll watch again to be sure what I'm doing. Thanks for this video!
Thank you for the very clear instructions. As a newbie I appreciate the tip about putting the knots towards the end of the warp, hadn't thought about that.
The most beginner-friendly warping video ever -- thank you Barbara! Will there be a Part 2 on how to get this warp on a loom and ready to weave? Please I hope?
Did my first warp on my board today before looking at your video. Mine is 10 per inch and I have 13. I was going for 14 but did not have enough. This is a test of my skills for warping and weaving. I have a small table loom and it's not very wide and only two frames for simple weaving. I started my warp on the opposing end of cross. My cross was done around just two pegs and you have your end around three. I think mine will work but I just don't have a large opening but plenty for setting up. Anyway, thank you for the video and instruction. Now to take it off my warp board.
Thank you! This video was very informative! Too bad I didn't see it before I purchased my warping board. I have one of those "knuckle-knocker" warping boards with the pegs too close together!🙄
Thank you Barbara! You give a wonderful, clear presentation of how to wind a warp!! I have also been watching your Dressing the loom video. are there anymore teaching videos in this series? Rita
The command hooks in the video are cracked - looks like the expensive jumbo ones they’re using are still not big enough. The Jumbo Command clothing hang knobs (no hook) might work instead.
I did not see how you tied off the warp thread when you are done and ready to tie up the warp. Do you tie the end to the sister thread in the 'junk area of the warp?
You end the warp as you began, with a loop and an overhand knot. Put the loop on the last peg of the warp and it will be secure. Remember to keep the tension the same as you've had on the whole warp. We hope that helps! Let us know if you need any further help with this!
This video was great, but I discovered too late that this technique is for front to back warping on the loom. Can I use my warp to warp back to front? Can I move the cross?
Hi Colette, check out this video to see if it answers your question: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-icw_E0rHYBw.html If not, please let us know and we'll get back to you with an answer! :)
@basilrose If you like this video, you'll love our How to Warp a Loom from back to front video. It's the next video you're looking for. ➤ ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-icw_E0rHYBw.html