I am working on the crammed and dented section. I made a linen warp (garn huset 40/2) and, beside many broken threads (only one of the colours (nr 20)), the areas that are open/very open are loosening up a lot, resulting on several weights bungling from the back of the Spring loom. It will not keep me from finishing this project, but I am not certain to start another, even if linen is by far my most favourite.

My question is if an evenly spread warp would be more consistent, tension wise?
Thanks in advance for your help, Catharina

I wove this years ago....was this the episode where Jane showed how to weight down the loose sections of warp between the back of the shafts and the back beam of the loom with a wooden rod?

I do remember the open sections getting loose. I wove this on my Carolyn table loom which doesn't have enough space for this method and resorted to weighting down sections individually. I only wove one scarf, but I can imaging it getting even looser for multiple scarves.

Also, If I weave this again (and it was beautiful), I will skip the very open sections, just too easily caught on my earrings, watch...you name it.

Not sure if it was a wooden rod. I guess I have to watch again. Thank you so much for your answer.