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Winding the warp The designed warp is then wound onto a wooden frame thread by thread, each in the correct sequence. This takes several hours. As the warp is wound it is marked in groups of 48 threads as the final warp will have this amount of threads per inch. Once this process is complete the warp is tied and carefully removed from the frame, then taken to the loom. Winding the warp is a process that leaves marks on my knuckles as I frequently bang my hands on the wooden pegs... for those of you who look at me strangely when we meet and shake hands. |
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