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  • in reply to: Thoughts on 3.5.2 – Warp Faced at the Loom #156044
    tricia
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      Thank you so much for that response Jane. I have been spent weeks trying to understand raddle crosses and for the life of me, and lack of weaving experience, I cannot understand its purpose. I am sure it has a purpose but not to me, yet. I am so glad that I found your on line guild. It is so helpful to me.

      in reply to: Thoughts on 3.5.2 – Warp Faced at the Loom #156042
      tricia
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        Hi Jane,
        I realize episode 5 is all about basic warp faced weaving structure, which has helped me to learn about the basics. I am looking forward to learning about using blocks and blending yarns to create various hues in rep weave. When I look at patterns for rep weave I am a bit overwhelmed, to say the least, with winding the warp as well as dressing the loom when I see various rep weave patterns that call for winding two warp chains, including both a threading cross and a raddle cross in each warp and laying one warp on top of the other warp in the raddle. I am having difficulty imagining how to wind the warp, beam the warp and thread the heddles with what seems like four crosses in each chain.

        tricia
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          hi Jane,
          Can a 44 inch Louet Spring loom with 12 shafts realistically weave small area rep weave rugs? Please elaborate as to why or why not.
          Tricia

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