Jaya, Depends on what you want to do. It would be helpful on a dobby loom, but is not geared toward jacquard.

Thanks, everyone.

Thanks.

Kim, Try clicking on the "Email me" button in the sidebar, near the top. Let me know if that works.

Thank you!

Thanks! Surprising things happen when you try to work from your stash.

Thank you! I'm now trending toward beach bag.

I use two crosses. I remove the raddle cross after spreading the warp, before winding on. After winding on I insert the lease sticks in the threading cross. I like my lease sticks to be about 18" from the end of the warp for threading, therefore the distance, which. is about 18". Works for me!

It was woven on the TC-1, & was based on an actual scan of my hands on my flatbed scanner. I modified the image in Photoshop, also applied the weave structures in Photoshop. I think it was the last thing I wove on the TC-1 before selling it. :-(

No doubt it would! I do regret having sold all my end-feed shuttles in the Big Move.

Mary, Hats off to the Canadian government! Excellent.

Jane, I'm not sure what they're called (lease stick holders?), but I bought them many years ago and they're very handy for suspending lease sticks in any number of positions during warping, either horizontally or vertically. Would be easy for a woodworker to duplicate. In addition to the rectangular slots, there are holes at both ends for inserting a cord.

Irene and Hessa, Thanks for your interest in my Please email me via the link at the top of the page, and give me your email address. I will then be able to complete your orders. Alice

Denice, These are manufactured by SoftGrip. They are called therapy weights, and are the 2.5 lb size. Google them, there are lots of suppliers.

Many surprises to be discovered here. Who would have thought?

Suzan, Unfortunately I no longer have the book. I moved a few years ago, and it got lost in the move. You have stimulated me to try weaving the draft, however. I'll do that next on my 4-shaft loom!

Brenda, that's a good tip. Saves an extra step. Thank you!

it's not really faggoting. Yes, the panels have no space between. You just go back & forth 3 times before going to the next stitch.

Doug, I've responded to you privately.

It's a painting. The color coordination is unplanned. A happy accident!

Thanks for the tip. I just ordered one!

Uh-oh! Forgot about that one. It is finished, washed, & warn several times. I will get around to posting a picture, maybe after Thanksgiving.

Love it! Keep up the excessive spinning.

Amy, that's one of my favorites.

Thank you, Janet.