Warping an Inkle Loom for Tablet Weaving

A style of warping an Inkle loom for tablet (card) weaving that creates an individual warp for each tablet. Great for beginners as it makes it very easy to correct mistakes that are found after weaving has begun!

[@synnfulMe]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!!! I cannot tell you how happy I am to have seen this video. I just got my loom and I was going cross-eyed trying to figure out how to start and load it on. So again, thank you!!!

[@woolwell_farm]

Really well done, thanks so much. Wish you had more videos out there. 8-)

[@jeannegow2144]

Thank you for this✨

[@charlesdavis7616]

This was great! Solved a mystery for me has to how the warp tension on the inkle is maintained! I watched it twice, noticed you cleverly add slack to the warp length to tie it! Clever!! Thank you.

[@annetnijkamp]

Thank you very much. That was very helpfull.

[@katherinelamb614]

This was very helpful. Ty.

[@kraftwolf1897]

Thank you so much!!!

[@suzannedevries6275]

Very cleaver indeed! But I was wandering if your warping is finished. With the technic you use the threads are fixed on the frontpeg. If you want to use all of your warp while weaving, how do you pass on the warp ? Thank you! Greetings from Suzanne (The Netherlands)

[@tabbytreeweaver4507]

The threads are actually going around the front peg. They aren't fixed to it. So, the whole warp can be advanced by loosening the tension peg, then sliding it down. I hope that makes sense!

[@suzannedevries6275]

It does! I see what you mean now. Thanks a million!😊

[@LauraJayne64]

What thread do you use?

[@tabbytreeweaver4507]

I use any kind of strong yarn made for weaving. My favorites are 10/2 and 5/2 mercerized cotton.