Weaving and Warps for Days
Two weeks ago, we delivered the Schacht Standard 45" floor loom to a good friend in Houston.
This is the warp I sent with the loom, as a gift:
10/2 mercerized cotton, sett of 24, 6 yards long.
In exchange, we picked up a Macomber Baby Mac 24" 8-shaft portable loom.
Of course, the first thing I did was dye a warp to put on her. This one is called Feisty Berries:
It is 6 yards of 10/2 cotton with a sett of 24, 20" weaving width.
She beamed beautifully.
The Baby Mac has new heddles on her, but I needed 100 more.
So, dressing the loom has been stalled, as I await their arrival.
The other looms have warps on them, as well.
The Beast is sporting a 14-yard run of 3/2 cotton towels, and they are glorious!
This is the warp I sent with the loom, as a gift:
10/2 mercerized cotton, sett of 24, 6 yards long.
In exchange, we picked up a Macomber Baby Mac 24" 8-shaft portable loom.
Of course, the first thing I did was dye a warp to put on her. This one is called Feisty Berries:
It is 6 yards of 10/2 cotton with a sett of 24, 20" weaving width.
She beamed beautifully.
The Baby Mac has new heddles on her, but I needed 100 more.
So, dressing the loom has been stalled, as I await their arrival.
The other looms have warps on them, as well.
The Beast is sporting a 14-yard run of 3/2 cotton towels, and they are glorious!
