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What happens if you accidentally weave two consecutive rows using the exact same over-under pattern?

• The weaving will become too tight and difficult to adjust.

• The yarn will completely unravel from the loom.

• The pattern will be slightly misaligned but remain secure.

• Only the second row will need to be re-woven.

What is the fundamental rule to follow when weaving each new row to ensure the pattern is correct?

• Always start by going over the first warp thread.

• Always start by going under the first warp thread.

• Weave in the opposite pattern of the row directly below it.

• Weave in the same pattern as the row directly below it.

When changing to a new yarn color without tying knots, what is the recommended method for securing the end of the old yarn and starting the new one?

• Tie both the old and new yarn ends together at the edge of the weaving.

• Weave the old yarn to the end, then start the new yarn from the opposite side.

• Tuck both the old and new yarn ends into the middle of the weaving.

• Cut the old yarn short and start the new yarn by overlapping it with the old.