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Warp and Weave
Author: Robert Leclerc
Instructions for table and floor, counterbalance and jack-type looms. Provides detailed instructions for warping frame, vertical warping reel, using Sectional Warp Beam and Shed Regulator (for counterbalance looms), setting up and beaming table and floor looms, tips for inexperienced weavers, threading, reading patterns, etc.
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 7 reviews.
Review topics: ["book","guide","source"].
"This book has been the perfect resource for me to get started weaving on my 1966 Fanny Leclerc loom. It has guide me through everything from sectional warping, tying the treadles, adjusting the harnesses for the optimal shed as well as how I needed to fix a few things that weren’t right when I got the loom (ie, re-connecting the foot brake cord and attaching the beater bar in the right direction). So glad I bought this book!!"
"Interesting book but not for someone who is new to weaving. It has a lot of information on big looms that was quite a bit over my head until I read some other books on weaving and came back to it."
"Helpful guide to using my 4 th hand Fanny loom"
"This is a book for Floor Looms and how to do Tie-ups (No mentions on heddle or table looms. ) Has okay graphics that explains techniques. All black and white. Really puts the pinch for Industrial weaving like sectional warp beams - multiple bobbins as well as tensioning threads through tensioners. You also need to have a pretty good understanding about large looms and have one to benefit from this book. Still a good read even if you don't have the equipment suggested."
"The Woolery has been an excellent source of support and products as I learn my weaving craft. Books and Amy are super helpful!"
"I was looking for a book to help me learn to use my LeClerc loom. I found it."
"Arrived promptly. I recently purchased a used Leclerc loom and this book was able to answer some of my questions."
