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Back to Front Warping
Get the steps for back to front warping for your multi-shaft loom.
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| Type | Article |
|---|---|
| From | Handwoven |
| Author | Handwoven Editors |
| Published | August 2, 2023 |
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Warping back to front with two crosses is useful for warps with threads that are extremely fine, very sticky, or overly-twisted.
Warping back to front with two crosses is useful for warps with threads that are extremely fine, very sticky, or overly-twisted. The warp is beamed through a raddle cross only so that the threads do not have to separate individually as they are beamed. A threading cross at the opposite end of the warp is then used for threading the heddles.
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