Weaving Fourth of July Plain Weave Towels on a Multi-Shaft Loom With 3 Shuttles

In this video I weave the Fourth of July Towels on my 8-shaft floor loom. This project has a plain weave structure with an 8-thread repeat. I demonstrate how to handle 3 shuttles while weaving and experiment with different selvedge techniques.
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[@fujierobesky5651]

Splitting the ends is a great technique, it is amazing how much all the UA-cam weavers share and help us all. Many many thanks.

[@tangledwebsweaving]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@elizabethsielaff3414]

Great looking towels! Thank you for demonstrating the different ways to handle the selvedges. This is very helpful :-)

[@tangledwebsweaving]

Glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful. Thanks for watching.

[@mercemurray]

Thank you for your great explanations! I'd like to know which loom do you have... I have a 4-shaft and looking for an 8-shaft floor loom 🤗

[@tangledwebsweaving]

I'm glad you found the explanations helpful.
I have a Bergman Countermarch loom from the 1940s. Sorry not much help for you there. I like the countermarch because the tension is even when weaving (warp thread move both up and down) but most countermarch are fairly large. This one is the general size of a jack loom so it fits in my little space. I also have an Ashford 8-shaft table loom. Good luck in your search and thanks for watching.