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Definitions

Warp: The thread or yarn that is put on the loom to serve as the base for your weaving. Think of it as your canvas.

Weft: What you weave into the warp. This can be anything from beads to wool to silk to novelty threads . . . whatever your heart desires.

Warp Coil: The spring at the top (and optional for the bottom) of your loom that separates the warp threads. They come in a variety of sizes to accommodate various warp setts.

Warp Sett: the space between warp threads

Shed: The space between a lowered and raised set of warps through which you pass your weft or your beads in order to weave them into the warp threads.

Shedding Device: A mechanism that serves to create the shed by raising and lowering alternate warp threads.

Selvages: The four sides of your piece.

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Mirrix Looms Warping Instructions

Don't know how to warp a Mirrix Loom? It's easy! Just click the type of weaving you'll be doing and you you'll be brought to a step-by-step instructional document in .pdf form. 

You can also download our printable written instructions instead:
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If you have any questions or problems, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Mini Mirrix.pdf
Warping the 5" Mini Mirrix Loreli Loom
(.PDF)

 

Mini Mirrix.pdf
Warping with the No Warp-Ends Kit



Bead Weaving Without Shedding Device.pdf
Warping for Bead Weaving without the Shedding Device (.PDF)



Bead Weaving With Shedding Device.pdf
Warping for Bead Weaving with the Shedding Device (.PDF)



Tapestry with Shedding Device.pdf
Warping for Tapestry with the Shedding Device (.PDF)

 

What next? Head over to our tutorials page!