Thank you, Irene. I will print all of your suggestions and try them. Clotilde
--- On Mon, 6/1/09, Irene <[email protected]> wrote: From: Irene <[email protected]> Subject: [twist-tabletweaving] clearing the sched To: [email protected] Date: Monday, June 1, 2009, 4:40 PM Fiadnata wrote: "One method not mentioned, so far, is simply putting your finger through the shed, to feel the threads. Usually, I am able to feel which threads that are out of alignment, at that point, and nudge them back to the side of the shed where they belong." and after my opinion it is far the best way to be sure, the threads are places in the right layer. The problem appears mostly when working with wool ore/and smaller tablets. I have been working a lot, and with many tablets - and I always use my finger to clear the shed. To bring more tension on the warp is a bad idea as well- because the thread will be cut in the holes of the tablet, and will fray the threads. Good luck with your work, and let us know, how it works Irene
