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1. Learning about thinking and weaving in Leeds and Sheffield | dave's blog of art and programming

   27/10/2014

   […] In the other direction, much of our discussion revolves around clarification of weaving practicalities and explanations – both of weaving in general and concepts and styles in use in antiquity. Both Alex and I need to start weaving if we are going to have a subtle enough understanding of the material we are dealing with. To this effect Alex already has a planned commission for a warp weighted loom and I need to warp up the Harris loom. […]

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2. Learning about thinking and weaving in Leeds and Sheffield | Weaving codes – coding weaves

   27/10/2014

   […] In the other direction, much of our discussion revolves around clarification of weaving practicalities and explanations – both of weaving in general and concepts and styles in use in antiquity. Both Alex and I need to start weaving if we are going to have a subtle enough understanding of the material we are dealing with. To this effect Alex already has a commission for a warp weighted loom in the works and I need to warp up the Harris loom. […]

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3. Dyadic device: a 4 shaft loom simulation. | dave's blog of art and programming

   14/12/2014

   […] so far. Instead of defining the pattern you want directly, you are describing the set up of a 4 shaft loom – so the warp threads that each of 4 shafts pick up in the top row of toggle boxes, then […]

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4. Dyadic device: a 4 shaft loom simulation. | Weaving codes – coding weaves

   14/12/2014

   […] so far. Instead of defining the pattern you want directly, you are describing the set up of a 4 shaft loom – so the warp threads that each of 4 shafts pick up in the top row of toggle boxes, then […]

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5. Coding with threads: Frame loom | dave's blog of art and programming

   22/12/2014

   […] depend on the nature of the material used so was worth trying. Originally I planned to warp up the Harris loom but I need to work up to that as it’s a big and complex job, so I quickly built a frame loom […]

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6. Coding with threads: Frame loom | Weaving codes – coding weaves

   22/12/2014

   […] depend on the nature of the material used so was worth trying. Originally I planned to warp up the Harris loom but I need to work up to that as it’s a big and complex job, so I quickly built a frame loom […]

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7. Warping a 4 shaft table loom | dave's blog of art and programming

   16/10/2015

   […] project (after building a frame loom and learning tablet weaving) has been learning how to use a 4 shaft table loom. This has been kind of daunting to me, as it’s a much more modern weaving device than […]

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