I think that is too fine. We use seine twine 12/6 and 9/6 which is probably twice as thick.

You can weave the ends into the piece, but this piece was actually on a cuff and backed with ultra suede: mirrixlooms.com/products/2024-tapestry-bead-cuff-bracelet-kit

That is when bead weaving using the shedding device. For tapestry, you only need one warp thread in each warp coil. While warping you need to be really careful not to cross your warp threads.

We recommend tightening some after you initially warp (if necessary, it depends on how tightly you wrap around the loom) and then tightening again once you've finished with the heddles and lowered your warping bar. You can adjust your tension anytime, so if you find your warp is too tight to too loose before putting on the heddles or while weaving, you can loosen or tighten as needed.

Handweavers Studio in the UK does! www.handweavers.co.uk/?searchStr=mirrix+chloe

@@mirrixtapestryandbeadlooms Thank you very much!!!

The Shasta Combs are only currently available at 8 EPI, so if you want a different sett (different spacing of your warp) than that, but still want the quick warping and warp saving advantage of the Shasta Combs, you would use this method.

Reply to the email address from the email you received, [email protected]. Hashtag is #thediamondtapestry,

It is Mattgarn 1.25

This was warped with C-Lon Size D. Unfortunately, they are phasing this thread out.

There are very detailed written instructions with lots of pictures that can be found here: mirrixlooms.com/pages/set-up-and-warping-instructions

Once you remove the piece from the loom, the tension is released and there should be just enough room for the beads to spread out a bit to fill those spaces. You can find the full tutorial for this project here: mirrixlooms.com/pages/the-pink-lily-wire-bead-bracelet

@@mirrixtapestryandbeadlooms thankyou so much

Which thread size of the main and waver thread are yoj using .if you don't mind ❤❤❤❤

This comb can only be used at 8 EPI.

It depends both on the project and where you are in the project. For very small sections, sometimes that makes the most sense.

Do you mean with or without the shedding device? For pieces with wire warp, I always use the No Warp-Ends Kit (shown here) which cannot be used with the shedding device. Generally speaking, it really just depends on the project/how I feel. I enjoy weaving more with the shedding device, but set-up takes longer.

No shed places one thread between beads, shedding uses two threads between beads.

I've put that on our list! The concept is the same regardless of the width of a piece, however. Start your sections (as small as you want) as shown here just as you would on a wider piece. The first row is always the most difficult! Once you get past that, it's much, much easier.

Sorry to hear you’re having trouble! We’re always available at [email protected] to help and guide you to resources! If the loom is warped correctly with the shedding device, the process of weaving should actually be pretty easy once you get the hang of it! This project is a great one to start with to learn the process: mirrixlooms.com/pages/the-sunny-bracelet-project-ebook

The purpose of pulling the warping bar down for continuous warping is both to allow you to weave a longer piece and to allow you to set the height of your weaving at a comfortable level. Once you are ready to move your piece, you loosen your tension and slowly move the bar up the back of the loom, moving the piece to the back. More on this here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/aNKlqK9y1LG8aZc.html

Thank you so much. So it looks like I need to start beading from bottom rather than the top like I usually do. Now it makes sense. Thanks too for the prompt response. Mirrix is great! ❤

@@mariegamber Yes! This is actually an older video, check out our newer warping videos here: kzfaq.info/sun/PLwoiT3NmB1ybYynwLzFdhYlhw50Jjv6Ua

Yes. You can basically use any size bead on a Mirrix. The warp coil on the loom can be switched out to space the warp differently.

Thank you for your feedback! Noreen is wonderful and so are her videos. We are always striving to make using our looms as simple as possible and to make sure the set-up and warping process is clear. We totally understand that there is a learning curve and do have a ton of resources available to show people how to warp and use their loom including .PDF and video warping instructions, blog posts (there's a great one on heddle troubleshooting) and we have a new How to Warp video series this month! We're also always here to help if you need it!

You need to loosen the tension on your loom quite a bit to advance your weaving. Then you can tighten it back up

This was warped with a wool warp that is no longer available. I would recommend Seine Twine. It's super strong and great for tapestry. We sell it on bobbins, which is great for warping a loom. mirrixlooms.com/collections/warp/products/six-pack-of-bockens-seine-twine-bobbins

Absolutely!

These are 8/0 seed beads, but basically any bead size can be used on a Mirrix Loom, you'd just use a different warp coil depending on the size.

@@mirrixtapestryandbeadlooms what size for 10 through 13? Our people did this, but of course it's long gone

@@TRodge2495 This is our warp coil cheat sheet: mirrixlooms.com/blogs/mirrix-blog/bead-weaving-warp-coil-cheat-sheet

You can, but they are set at 8 end per inch so they aren't ideal for most bead sizes. You can double warp with them (like this: mirrixlooms.com/blogs/mirrix-blog/weaving-beads-on-the-saffron-pocket-loom) but I wouldn't purchase them specifically for bead weaving.

Hi Ann! You can find our detailed loom assembly instructions (with photos) here: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2375/8991/files/saffronloomlongwarpinginstructionsV3.pdf?v=1641407610 I think that's what you are looking for!