Nyquist, Janet · Avon, Conn. : distributed by Book Barn · leaf 8
ugh the heddle eyes. For the second thread, again pull the threads in the right hand under tension, and when these threads are under tension, your left hand then goes back and pulls out the appropriate thread from the cross. Relax the tension and put the heddle hook through the eye of the heddle… … After the loom is threaded, secure the beater so that it rests about half way between the breast beam and the harness frame. A wooden piece that slips over the beater and the breast beam is a convenient way to hold the beater in this position. See figure 7. ITL. _J71 With the top off of the beater,…
Hand weaving · Looms
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