Handloom weaving is a traditional method of creating fabric that involves the use of a hand-operated loom. Here’s a simplified overview of the handloom weaving process: 1. Warp Preparation: The first step is to prepare the warp, which consists of lengthwise yarns that are held under tension on the loom. The warp yarns are wound onto a beam and threaded through individual heddles, which are small wire or string loops. 2. Shedding: Shedding is the process of raising and lowering the warp threads t

45” wide was challenging!! First time weaving this wide in a single layer😅. It was a really good exercise to slow down and focus on technique. 🤓 For Those That Want To Know: I’m weaving up the “Big Wrap Beach Blanket” kit from @lunaticfringeyarns the draft is from @longthreadmedia Handwoven Magazine, May/June 2022. The fibre is 10/2 American Maid, 100% cotton. I’m weaving on the @louet Hollandia, 8-shaft, countermarche loom. I’ll post the reveal soon and add my final review of the pattern and

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