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“Fourth Treadling” was written by Margaret Carpenter for Talking about Weaving and was originally posted on February 17, 2010. ©2010 Margaret Carpenter aka Peg in South Carolina.
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- Peg in South Carolina
- South Carolina, United States
- I have been weaving since 1999. I enjoy designing the things I weave and love to explore possibilities. When feasible I prefer dyeing my own yarns. I use primarily natural fibers, mostly fine silks, but am not averse to weaving with synthetics.
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- OVERSHOT TREADLING EXTENDED
- COMPARING 4-, 8-, AND 6-SHAFT CRACKLE
- USING TWO RADDLES
- 8-SHAFT OVERSHOT TREADLING
- BEGINNING 8-SHAFT CRACKLE
- WEAVING AND COLLABORATION
- SUMMARY OF 6-SHAFT TIE-UP COMBINATIONS
- TREADLE ENVY
- FOURTH TREADLING
- THIRD TREADLING
- SHIP IT
- A NEW TREADLING
- SOME BRIGHTER RED-VIOLET WEFT YARNS
- REVERSING THE TWO TIE-UPS
- RISING EARLY TO DYE
- COMPARING THE 6-SHAFT TIE-UPS
- 6-SHAFT DRAFT ENLARGED A BIT
- COMBINING 6-SHAFT TIE-UPS CONTINUED
- COMBINING TIE-UPS IN 6-SHAFT CRACKLE
- MY WARPING BOARD EATS YARN
- A NEW TIE-UP FOR 6-SHAFT CRACKLE
- 6-SHAFT CRACKLE TROMP AS WRIT
- COMMENT MODERATION
- MORE ON BLOCKS IN 6-SHAFT CRACKLE
- THE COUNTING CROSS
- BLOCKS AS THE DESIGN FEATURE
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