Cutting off in the middle of a warp
Weaving a sample is easier when you know how to cut it off the loom, skip the retensioning part, save yarn, and get rid of the knots at the beginning of the warp. Clever. Easy. Practical. Please take time to check out our class offerings, both live and online, at heritagespinning.com. Learn more about my projects on my blog at joansheridan.com.
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