Holly -- in sectional warping all your sections need to fill the full 2 inches, BUT the warp doesn't have to be 24 epi on the back beam. So, take the total number of ends and divide by the number of sections = number of ends per section. In this case, your warp will be .2 inches wider on the back beam than it will be going through the heddles. No problem. In fact, for one project, I have put on a long warp of 10/2, wove several towels, and then resleyed later for a totally different look for warp-faced placemats on the same warp. When I was weaving the placemats, the warp was significantly wider on the sectional beam than it was going through the heddles/reed, and it was fine. This is something I learned from Laura Fry (www.laurafry.com). I also learned from her that I can cross threads from the sectional beam to the heddles without any problems. Heresy, I know! Anyway, hope this answers your sectional question. Amy
From: Holly [EMAIL PROTECTED] And the sectional warping question is.... When you have a fraction of a section left at the end, how do you make sure the threads don't slop all over in that section? With the twill threading I have in mind, the last section will be about 1.8 inches wide, with 2-inch sections on the beam. Do I resley the last bit to make it a full 2 inches? To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
