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Speed warping (1900)

Nyquist, Janet · Avon, Conn. : distributed by Book Barn · leaf 10

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back beam and rewind the extra warp with which you have been working. In order to secure your warp and even the tension, grasp the two ends of the cord that have been put through the loop (that is the cord that is attached to the beam). Pull on both ends and move the knot down to meet the warp… … GLOSSARY OF WEAVING TERMS APRON The material attached to the warp beam or the cloth beam to which the warp ends are tied. Chief pvirpose is to save warp. BATTEN or The frame that holds the reed and which is used to pound the weft into place. BEATER BEAM A horizontal bar of the loom. See Back beam,…

Hand weaving · Looms

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