Warping the loom. Tying onto the front beam.
Jane doesn’t say she’s using a square knot as the final tension knot. BTW , the square knot is the surgical knot. We do it all with instruments. Anyway, Jane goes through the loop , once, twice then tightens. She’s partially right in calling it a surgeons knot by doing it twice. But the other half of the square knot is still done. Left over right , down and under, times two. Right over left down and under, times two. This helps prevent slipping of your knot. A lot of our threads are plastic on the surface. It’s gotta be beautiful and not slip. Because, that’s what the patient sees.
Jane ticks all the boxes and does it on line. That’s the sign of an EXCELLENT TEACHER.
Jane ticks all the boxes and does it on line. That’s the sign of an EXCELLENT TEACHER.
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ASAnn in Seattle same
Such a well written program
This has made me a very confident weaver. Lot of little tricks I never thought of that makes total sense and the process so much simpler. 10/10.
Bbutterflyer246
Such a fabulous resource
Jane is so welcoming. Explaining things in a way that makes sense and supporting all the wonderful videos with the PDFs to make a library.
Can’t thank her enough
Can’t thank her enough
JOJan Orkney
Fun and creative
I really enjoy Jane’s thorough approach and depth of knowledge, she makes learning fun. I also like how she is not daffy or precious….one recent comment I remember was “you can’t see the edges when the scarf is round your neck. I won’t, however ever put on a nine yard warp! I have recommended School of Weaving to lots of people.
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TSThe Shuttle Shed
Nothing Glossed Over
I first watched Jane in an old video warping a Spring Loom. I appreciated her approach and attention to detail while staying on point. I just joined the School of Weaving and going back to foundation. Now this is plugging holes in my knowledge or reinforcing my own conclusions after 5 years of weaving. Thank you Jane and Team!!!
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SSuzgandy
