Unscrew to loosen the wing nut which will ease the tension on the turnbuckle. Email direct if you’d like to talk on the phone 😊 Sent from liz's iPhone Www.aweaversway.com Instagram: Moncriefliz

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A couple of years ago someone posted an article on the myths of a goddess spinning the golden hairs of the pen shell and there was a spinner who was doing it and had posted quite a lot of information.

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 Kovna

Jacquard Dye-na-Flow dyes for Silks This is a liquid dye and is used most often in marbling on silk textiles But also works for cottons and polys. All are unused, new in 2.25 fl oz jars. Listed at $3.

Many thanks to Maggie and Marg for the Colormart reference. I was hoping to get the 'many ends wound on a cone' but they didnt feel comfortable using the 2/80nm (could get loops or snags) so I just or

Jan, great idea and its good to know that we have a yarn source fairly close (I’m just north of Seattle) but they dont have anything finer then a 10/2 cotton and no search engine to go straight to a f

I have an old cone of specialty yarn and would love to find more 50/2/5 pearl cotton This is size 50 single - hence the 50 Plied - hence the 2 5 strands of this 2 ply They are not twisted together but

Rob all ‘rising shed’ jacks are designed with heddle eyes 1-1.5 inches lower than the beams. That’s how you get your shed. Sinking shed jacks are just the opposite…with a high warp that drops down to

Linda, if you’d like to email me directly it might be more efficient or we could do a phone call if that would help. Sent from liz's iPhone Www.aweaversway.com Instagram: Moncriefliz

Linda, I know you’ll get several responses to this as there are so many dyers out there, but here are my 2 cents: I’m afraid you’ll just have to continue with your rinses until its over with. Also, ma

Not true ‘Angel Wings’ but they could be used to secure flat lease sticks. I have a set that I purchased at a Convergence 20 years ago that look something like these. One for each side and you secure

Thanks Sara Ive just learned that this setup is used on the HD rug loom, designed by Collingwood…tho he wrote this piece that I was referring to in the Quarterly Journal in Britain in 1957, long befor

I’m considering moving the two sets of lams to one pivot point and adjusting the cords to make it a ‘double countermarch’ as described by Collingwood in a 1957 piece. Does anyone have A double CM or h

Joe, I find that I’m participating in so many more workshops and meetings now and am giving more guild programs (as far away as New England and Indiana) that I’d never be able to do without zoom. This

Louise, you might consider putting a spring on the ratchet assembly (known as a dog and paw or pawl). If the paw isnt heavy enough or if the action of beating jiggles it loose, that may be your issue.

You can purchase a spool of cord from any weaving dealer and just measure out the broken cord. Also I’ve emailed Louet with questions and it takes 2-3 days to get a response. I’m sure that ETC would b

When I added 4 more shafts to my Spring to make it 12, I moved the bumper hole/slot just a bit higher. Louet already had a hole there ready for the bumper. Yours may not have that but its a simple thi

A doubling stand will tend to wind the yarns at an uneven tension and mess with you. The trick is to apply a lot of tension when winding on. Thread them thru your fingers for the tension. Also if you