Hi Everyone - Don't post much but read everything that comes through. Thank to all the amazing weavers out there. Here is my question - I love to weave bookmarks. Somewhere I saw a technique to

OMG. I didn’t know about that feature. I love Tempoweave as well! Nancy Warren

I agree with Helen S. that Tempo Weave is doing the spreading VERY easily. The beta version (windows only) is still made available for $1 only and is fully operative. Joce

In Weavepoint, you can "insert in threading" or "insert in liftplan" using a file. I would identify the shaft to be "expanded" and create a file for 2 or more shafts spacing the threads into a single

Can you thread your first repeat on the first 8 shafts, then thread the second repeat on shafts 9-16, choosing them as if they were 1-8? Then when you prepare your tie up just repeat the tie up for

Hi Janell - TempoWeave from LoftyFber has a runction that does exactly what you are looking for. You select a shaft and have the program assign it to itself and another shaft (and even a third or

I can only comment in respect of Fiberworks, not Weavepoint, but for my current warp I had to do some extensive changes to spread my draft over more shafts so as not to need to move heddles around

Janell, You could cut and paste the draft in sections, say 16 threads at a time. That would be pretty fast and easy. And since you are working in “selection” mode (rather than “draw”), stray

Carol, here are the websites of a few places you may contact for a visit: Antico Setificio Fiorentino, Florence https://anticosetificiofiorentino.com/ Fondazione Lisio,

Thanks Sara and Stacey, I am not stuck on what needs to happen, just on how to do it accurately (and preferably programmatically). I did play a little bit manually - putting an empty shaft next to one

Hi Janell, When I find myself with a draft requiring more heddles than I have on a shaft, and I have available shafts to use, I divide the oversubscribed shaft into two or more, and draft those onto

Haven't seen your draft, but I have pretty good success using the Transform menu for manipulating drafts. It may take a few steps, but you can insert and delete and slice and dice a lot of things. Or

Hi all, I loathe moving heddles, and have drawn a draft with 8 shafts where I will either need to move heddles (yuck) or spread the draft over multiple shafts. I have 24 shafts to work with, but

Just to respond to the Complex Weavers Seminars question: The registrar is Amy Norris, amy@.... Everyone at Complex Weavers is a volunteer and puts a great deal of time and effort into CW events like

Fondazione Arte Della Seta Listo in Florence. Visited this wonderful place specializing in silk weaving in 2018. Jane Barry

HI Charlene..... Mimi Anderson and Cathy McCarthy are leading CWS. Both of their email addresses are available on the CW website after you log in. https://www.complex-weavers.org/ Su

Anyone know of a good contact email for the head of seminars. I registered and now cannot attend. Trying to get a refund and wrote to the Treasurer who said she would forward request, wrote again and

You might check out Chianti cashmere goat farm near Florence. She has a website. Peace. D. Taylor, DVM

In September I will be traveling to Italy with my husband. We are on a tour but will have some time to roam and I'm looking for weaving or fiber activities or sources that you know about. The tour

I see that friend Isabelle beat me to suggesting Granville as the hotspot in Vancouver. - an absolute must, but you’re very welcome to attend our Seattle Weavers Guild mtg on May 27, with Denise