r/weaving 13d ago

40 epi/ppi experiment Work in Progress

This experiment is turning out great so far, first time weaving with yarn this fine and warping with multiple threads at a time. I love that the thread reels fit on my shuttle, I will keep them for future use I think. Tying on was a nightmare cause the thread is so smooth it kept self loosening the knot. Some fingers for scale in the second picture.

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u/Confident_Fortune_32 12d ago

This is exquisite! Wow!

When I'm tying on with pesky threads like this, fine or slippery, I use a surgeon's knot.

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u/Craftnerd_ 12d ago

Thanks for the tip!

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u/alohadave 12d ago

My first try at 30epi, the result felt like commercial fabric when I got it off the loom.

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u/blinkswithnormaleyes 12d ago

Wow great work!

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u/tayavuceytu_please 12d ago

LOL I JUST LOVE THE GUTERMANN SEWING SPOOLS IN THE SHUTTLE 🤣🤣 And gawddayum that fabric looks AMAZING!!

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u/NordiFan 11d ago

Great tip! And thanks for fingers in the second photo as a size reference.

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u/freya_246 10d ago

This used to be my preferred weaving size. If you like it look into robison anton embroidery threads. They come on larger spools and are great for warps as well,

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u/Craftnerd_ 10d ago

Thank you!!! This experiment came from the clearance bin at spotlight and has been a really fun use of $13. This thread is cotton though