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I did try the back-strap/weaver tension method;
unfortunately my projects tended to get tangled
up and I don't have that many conveniently place
doorknobs or other means of stabilizing the other
end of the warp. It was quite frustrating, since
that did look like the best way to go with this!
Thank you for the suggestion, though!
Lisa
At 03:46 AM 4/7/2006, you wrote:
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Well if cost and space are problems, you don´t
need a loom for tabletweaving! Use thr weaver´s
warp tentioning, I works very well and you keep
your work in a bag or even in your pocket!
Philippe
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