I'm glad you found it helpful. I discovered this trick when I was weaving a triple width piece and the set was 60 epi (20 epi/layer)! It really helped. I've used it a lot since then.
Thank you very much! The graph is 125 squares wide, which equals 21" of weaving width. There are 4 threads per square in both the warp and weft. Hope that answers your question.
I used an online program called Stitch Fiddle (www.stitchfiddle.com/en). They have a free version that allows you to upload a picture and it will convert it to a graphed image. It's not perfect but then you can manipulate which squares you want colored in and fine tune the image. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
Amazing! You are a weaving warrior. Beautiful technique
Thank you! 😊 This was some of the hardest weaving I've done. I kept getting skipped threads because my shed is fairly small. Thanks for watching.
Super interesting and beautifully done...thank you
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching.
Thank you for the tip using the camera. The weaving I am doing now I am have issues with the left side of the shed not opening clearly all the time.
I'm glad you found it helpful. I discovered this trick when I was weaving a triple width piece and the set was 60 epi (20 epi/layer)! It really helped. I've used it a lot since then.
Beautiful! What size is the graph paper?
Thank you very much! The graph is 125 squares wide, which equals 21" of weaving width. There are 4 threads per square in both the warp and weft. Hope that answers your question.
How did you print the graph paper with the dog? Is it a free program?
I used an online program called Stitch Fiddle (www.stitchfiddle.com/en). They have a free version that allows you to upload a picture and it will convert it to a graphed image. It's not perfect but then you can manipulate which squares you want colored in and fine tune the image. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
No weaving draft. How was it threaded. What's the tie up.
This is a copywrited pattern but much of the threading details are in the description along with a link to the original pattern. Thanks for watching.
I didn't watch the whole video as it's a waste of time if noone knows what treadles 1 is tied to 😢