>>If you have a pattern that isn't warped the same, I still use the quick warp >>method on the ones that are the same and then rearrange the cards when I >>place it on my loom. If you warp it around the same piece of furniture, the lengths will be pretty close. Any unevenness in the tension will be incorporated once you start weaving, but since this makes for messier starts, I usually try to even out the tension by hand before I start.<<
That's basically what I ended up doing, but it was awkward. I wondered if there was a better way, or maybe I just need more practice. >What I do, is wind from the balls of yarn, hole by hole - I find that it's >much easier warping them directly on the inkle loom, than trying to cut all >the ends and then warp. << That's what I did for the pattern where all the cards were threaded the same, but the last 2 I tried there were only a few that were threaded the same. Except for the borders and center every card was threaded different. Thanks for the replies. Gail R
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