My own personal technique is to flip each "edge" card 180-degrees separately, at least 4 turns apart, so that it smooths out the edge even more. Typically I'll do the "interior-most" selvedge cards first, then work my way to the edge, each time, several turns apart. It did seem to help on my last band.
Someday I'm going to experiment with warp-weighting my selvedges so I don't ever have to change direction... Soon as I find my camera I'm going to try to post some pictures. I've had a lot of fun with my weaving lately! On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 7:11 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > > > When the border tablet threads start to get annoyingly twisted up, rotate > each border tablet 180 degrees around its vertical axis and carry on. The > twist will then magically unwind. If you do this at a point when you are NOT > changing the turning direction of the main deck, the edge will still be > almost completely smooth. > >
