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    • Warping and Ashford Table loom with Helping Hands
    • LoftyFiber Raddle on the Ashford Table Loom
    • Warping the Ashford Brooklyn Loom
    • Warping a Louet Erica with Helping Hands
    • Warping the Louet David Loom with Helping Hands
    • Warping the Spring II Loom with Helping Hands
    • Using the Beater Brace
    • Double-Warp Add-On
    • Warping the Schacht Standard Floor Loom
    • Warping a Schacht Wolf Loom
    • Warping the Louet Jane Loom with Helping Hands
    • Installing the LoftyFiber Shuttle Race on an Ashford Table Loom
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    • Winding a Warp Chain (Board or Reel)
      • Video - Winding a Warp Chain
      • Video - Changing Colors in a Warp Chain
      • Video - Using a Counting Thread
      • Video - Double Checking Counting Threads
      • Video - Tying Off the Warp Chain
      • Video - Removing Warp the Warp Chain
      • Winding a Warp Chain on a Reel
      • Worksheets for Warping Boards
    • Understanding Sett - Sleying Reeds and Raddles
      • Video - Overview of Sett
      • English (Imperial) Sett Charts
      • Metric Sett Charts
      • Target EPI / EPCM Charts
    • Weaving Technique Hints
      • Tucking Tails
      • Weaving on a Louet Megado with TempoWeave
      • Cutting off a Woven Piece without having to Tie On again
    • Demos of Warping Looms
      • Detailed Video Tutorial -Warping the Ashford Brooklyn Table Loom
        • Adding a Raddle to the Brooklyn Loom
        • Helping Hands for the Brooklyn
        • Spreading the Warp in the Raddle
        • Beaming the Warp
        • Threading the Heddles
        • Sleying the Reed
        • Tying on the Warp
      • Warping the David 3
      • Warping the Leclerc Compact Loom
  • Weaving on a Louet Spring Loom
  • Rigid Heddle e-Learning
    • Rigid Heddle Basics - Information and Video Tutorials
      • Materials for Dressing Your Loom
      • Measuring and Centering your Piece
      • Direct Warping Your Loom
      • Beaming your Warp
      • Threading the Heddle
      • Tying Onto the Front Apron Bar and Winding a Stick Shuttle
      • Weaving your Project
    • Two Heddles to Double the Sett
      • Video - Winding a Direct Warp for Two Heddles
      • Video - Beaming The Warp
      • Video - Threading 1st Step - Heddle Two
      • Video - Threading 2nd Step - Heddle One
      • Checking the Threading
      • Tying Onto the Front Apron Rod and Start Weaving!
      • Indirect Warping Method for Two Heddles
  • Knitting and Crochet Videos
    • E-Learning Course - Learn to Crochet - Make Valentines
      • Pattern PDFs
      • Full Tutorial for the Small Heart Pattern
      • Crochet Basics Video - How to Chain Stitch
      • Crochet Basics Video - How to Single Crochet
      • Crochet Basics Video - How to Slip Stitch
      • Crochet Basics Video - How to Invisible Decrease
      • Basic Stitches Photo PDF
      • Pattern Video - Joining the Lobes
      • Pattern Video - Stuff the Hearts and Weave-In Ends
      • Pattern Video - How to Hang your Heart
    • Knitting Cast Ons
      • E-Loop Cast On
      • German Twisted Cast On
      • Cable Cast On
      • Knitted Cast On
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  1. Weaving How-To
  2. Understanding Sett - Sleying Reeds and Raddles

Target EPI / EPCM Charts

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The first chart download covers all the common Imperial reed sizes (6, 8, 10, 12, 15 20) and shows options for spreading warp threads in order by ends per inch.

If looking for a match to a metric ends per centimeter sett, an additional chart is provided matching the imperial reeds to sleying patterns for metric setts (epcm).

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