Same draft, same liftplan, but I've switched to a blue 10/2 cotton for both ground and pattern wefts. I should end up with about 1 1/2 yds of finished fabric for a summer top. #weaving #fiberarts #warpend #slowclothes #finethreads #complexweavers

Nearly halfway through the planned tie-up variations on the turned Bateman study. #weaving #handweaving

Another #Caturday #weaving post. A #feline #twill #weaving pattern I sell with both #4Shaft treadle/liftplan & #RigidHeddleWeaving pick up directions 🐈‍⬛

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#Art #CreativeArt #WeavingLoom #LoomWeaving 🧶 ##CreativeMind #WeavingPattern

How my freeform overshot drawings look on my monitor. All of my Seashell Scarf patterns are 64 ends wide. Not just for scarvrs, they’re good for wall hangings too 🐚 #FiberArt #TextileArt #FiberArtist #Weaving #HandWoven #LoomWeaving #overshot 🧶 #QueerArtist #NonbinaryArtist #Art #WeavingPatterns

How I design freeform #overshot: I use an up to 64-end straight threading, sketch an outline, fill in the motif, add background #twill, check float length & add tie down points. Triple #spiral is in my #Goddess patterns ebook 🌀 #FiberArt #TextileArt #FiberArtist #Weaving #HandWoven #WeavingPatterns

I use weaving software with a 64-end (“shaft”) threading (1-64 diagonal) and a liftplan format. I create designs in the drawdown.

My very first project was a stream-of-consciousness spirals project, my Mermaid Scarf.

Aha! Wir haben einen Liftplan gefunden!
Leicht verständlich...oder so.
Dafür jetz in der Overground-Bahn gratis WLan und Ladestation!

Freu mich trotzdem auf die U1.

Inspect every sling, shackle, and hook before the lift. Fraying? Corrosion? Wrong WLL tag? Tag it out. A broken sling at full boom is too late to fix. Rigging fails fast — inspect faster.

#RiggingSafety #CraneOperator #ConstructionSafety #LiftPlan

I have plans for a -book- for this one (stay tuned, it might work out). A friend asked for the weft auditions sample (to wear as a scarf) but I see the liftplan error/recurring row of long warp floats to too vividly to say yes just yet. This one so far looks very wearable/useable for later.

Inspect every sling, shackle, and hook before the lift. Fraying? Corrosion? Wrong WLL tag? Tag it out. A broken sling at full boom is too late to fix. Rigging fails fast — inspect faster.

#RiggingSafety #CraneOperator #ConstructionSafety #LiftPlan

The load chart is not a suggestion. Know your crane's capacity at every radius and boom angle. Overloading kills. If you're unsure about the weight, measure it. Guessing is gambling with lives.

#LoadChart #CraneSafety #ConstructionSafety #LiftPlan

The load chart is not a suggestion. Know your crane's capacity at every radius and boom angle. Overloading kills. If you're unsure about the weight, measure it. Guessing is gambling with lives.

#LoadChart #CraneSafety #ConstructionSafety #LiftPlan

Inspect every sling, shackle, and hook before the lift. Fraying? Corrosion? Wrong WLL tag? Tag it out. A broken sling at full boom is too late to fix. Rigging fails fast — inspect faster.

#RiggingSafety #CraneOperator #ConstructionSafety #LiftPlan

The load chart is not a suggestion. Know your crane's capacity at every radius and boom angle. Overloading kills. If you're unsure about the weight, measure it. Guessing is gambling with lives.

#LoadChart #CraneSafety #ConstructionSafety #LiftPlan

Inspect every sling, shackle, and hook before the lift. Fraying? Corrosion? Wrong WLL tag? Tag it out. A broken sling at full boom is too late to fix. Rigging fails fast — inspect faster.

#RiggingSafety #CraneOperator #ConstructionSafety #LiftPlan

The load chart is not a suggestion. Know your crane's capacity at every radius and boom angle. Overloading kills. If you're unsure about the weight, measure it. Guessing is gambling with lives.

#LoadChart #CraneSafety #ConstructionSafety #LiftPlan

Inspect every sling, shackle, and hook before the lift. Fraying? Corrosion? Wrong WLL tag? Tag it out. A broken sling at full boom is too late to fix. Rigging fails fast — inspect faster.

#RiggingSafety #CraneOperator #ConstructionSafety #LiftPlan

Oh NOW WE'RE COOKING, this whole mathematical exercise yields a way to deduce a liftplan from the final fabric's curves and the threading.
Which, 40 years ago, was advertised as a feature of this new "Pointcarré" weaving software the author was creating. It's still around, an industry standard