Hi Catherine, gosh, this was so long ago I had to go back and look at it again. As soon as I saw it I knew what I had done. When I wove the first piece before I cut off and tied on again I was having a bit of build up on my selvedge so I cut out two ends on those selvedge dents. They were just hanging off the back. So....I would try with 4 ends in a dent on the selvedges and if you don't like it you could pull out the first 1 and 2, it won't change your plain weave structure. BUT....we did this before we did the episode on warp faced weaving where I go into other ways of controlling the selvedges. I would try weaving it at 4 ends per dent on the selvedge, then if you are having problems, but don't assume you will, (don't look for a problem until it presents itself), then watch the selvedge section on S3 E5 and see if that helps and if you are still having problems cut out the 1st 2 warp ends and the last 2 warp ends so you have 2 per dent on the selvedge. So many ways to approach the selvedge and it is good to see different ways of coping. Let us know how you make out.
Cheers,
Jane