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You need to determine:
\n1. The width to be woven<\/b>
\na. Loom size b. Article to be woven c. Shrinkage of material d. Throwing of the shuttle (Take in)
\n2. How many threads are there going to be per inch (SETT\/EPI)<\/b>
\na. For the article to be woven b. Number of dents in the reed (spacer)
\n3. The length of the article to be woven:<\/b>
\na. Article length. b. Loom allowance c. Loom Take Up (a 10% variable)<\/p>\n
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SETT 6 threads per inch(epi)\r\n x Width of Article x 21 inches wide\r\n = Total Warp Ends 72 warp ends total required\r\n for width of article to\r\n be woven<\/pre>\n<\/p>\n
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Formula for Calculating Length of Warp<\/b><\/center>
\n1. Length of Article to be Woven<\/b>
\n+Add required amount of fringes (both sides)
\n+Loom allowance (18″ for table loom\/36″ for floor loom =Total Length per Warp Thread<\/b><\/b><\/span><\/p>\n2. Formula for Calculating Warp<\/b>
\nTotal Warp Width ends
\nx Total length per end
\n= Total warp<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Formula for Weft Calculations<\/b><\/center>
\nwidth on loom in inches
\n+ 10% of that distance
\n=length of one weft shot
\nx number of wefts per inch
\n= inches of weft needed to weave 1″
\nx inches to be woven (incl fringe etc)
\n=total inches of weft needed
\n\/ by 36
\n=total yards of weft needed<\/b><\/b><\/span><\/p>\n<\/p>\n
POINTERS FOR MEASURING A WARP USING A WARPING BOARD<\/b><\/span><\/center>
\nMeasuring the Warp:<\/span><\/b>
\n1. Keep an even tension
\n2. Take care in making the cross<\/span><\/b><\/b><\/span><\/p>\nCounting:<\/b>
\n1. Use a contrasting color for groupings.
\n2. Group according to SETT<\/p>\nTying Off:<\/b><\/p>\n
1. Tie through cross
\n2. Tie top of each side of cross
\n3. Tie chokes at end of the warp and at every yard.<\/p>\nChaining Off:
\n<\/b> 1. Cut off end loops.
\n2. Use your hand as a crochet hook chain off up to the cross.
\n3. Carefully place in bag until ready to use.
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