Inkle WeavIng Schacht Spindle（亚麻织带织造沙赫特主轴）.pdfVIP

Inkle WeavIng by Naomi biNsfeld 67 49 36 0 42 5 92 4 0 76 81 31 90 7 0 36 Find out more at Schacht Spindle Company 6101 Ben Place Boulder, CO 80301 p. 303.442.3212 800.228.2553 f. 303.447.9273 49 24 0 70 0 42 59 49 © 2011 schacht spindle Company, inc. 02.11 Inkle WeavIng by Naomi biNsfeld Loom AssembLy Insert the bolt end of the tension peg (A) through the slot in the side of the inkle loom. Place a washer on the threaded shaft and screw on the black knob. tension peg Figure 1 - inkle loom WeAving Terms Heading: a heavy weft, not part of the main weaving, worked at each end of the band and removed when the weaving is complete. Heddles: string loops that are used to control the warp threads. Pattern Draft: a graphic description of the placement of the different colors of warp yarns used for the warp pattern. Pick-up Stick: a smooth stick with a pointed end, also called a “shed” stick. Shed: the space through which the shuttle passes. Stick Shuttle: a flat stick that carries the weft, notched at both ends. A “belt” shuttle has one beveled edge which helps pack the weft tightly together. Warp: (noun) the lengthwise threads that are stretched on the loom and lifted or lowered for weaving; (verb) the process of putting warp thread on the loom for weaving. Weft: the crosswise threads that are woven through the warp yarns. WeAving yArns The best yarns for weaving are s