Instructions for Warping a Loom
Making the Warp
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Step One: measure and tie on guiding thread to warping frame.
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Make a loop.
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Measure from the top of the loop to the required length. Do not cut.
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Make a slip knot at the end.
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Adjust the height of the warping frame on the wall to suit your height.
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Put the first loop onto the top of the frame on peg 1 and the other loop on to bottom peg c.
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2 and 3 are needed for the top cross and a, b, c for the bottom cross.
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Put round other pegs fitting in cross between 2 and 3 on the top and between b and c on the bottom. Adjust the length at the slip knot if needed.
Step Two: winding the warp on:
A: with one thread
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Put the bobbin on the stand and thread through the eyelet.
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Make sure that the thread can run freely from the bobbin through the eyelet.
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Make a slip knot on top and put on no 1.