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Multi-Shaft Weaving Basics

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  1. 0.1 Multi-Shaft Weaving Materials
  2. Module 1: Overview
    1.1 Introduction to the Loom
  3. 1.2 Reading a Weaving Draft
  4. Module 2: Weaving a Sampler
    2.1 Dressing the Leclerc Nilus
  5. 2.2 Dressing the Schacht Table Loom
  6. 2.3 Weaving the Sampler
  7. Module 3: Weaving a Project
    3.1 Planning a Project
  8. 3.2 Dressing the Schacht Baby Wolf
  9. 3.3 Weaving the Project
  10. 3.4 Conclusion & Next Steps
  11. 3.5 Multi-Shaft Weaving Resources

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Multi-Shaft Weaving Basics 1.2 Reading a Weaving Draft
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1.2 Reading a Weaving Draft

Felicia Lo March 30, 2020

In this lesson 1.2 Reading a Weaving Draft, Felicia chats about how to read a weaving draft. Multiple shafts mean more opportunities to make patterns where specific shafts need to be raised or lowered which means a weaving draft can come in handy.

Here are just a few examples of weaving software:

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  • What is a draft 00:00
  • How to read a draft 01:44

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