u/Grabthebatkiller

Few questions. On a rigged heddle loom are you not meant to take up every hole and slot? I feeling that it made for some uneven picks. When using a 15dent reed what's the thinnest you can go? I got thread in Guatemala for backstrap weaving it's worked ok but may still be too thin? How do you keep the knot on the slay bar from making indents in the fabric ? The little wave in the middle was from the knot as I progressed the warp. Any other tips or tricks u can suggest from what you see?

Took the white paper of the sticker paper and I noticed it was wrinkling, but it didn't look like that before I took the paper off . Any thoughts? I did also notice the tip of the banana was printed right on the edge of the nonsticky part of the paper .

So what material are they printing on to transfer it to the fabric? Is it just the sticker paper? Or is it some kind of dtf paper. This is from a eufy demo video. I see them print on some kind of clear paper then they use some kind of iron/ hand held sublimation heater thing. But they don't go into more detail as to what they used to get it transferred to the fabric. They are doing a raised texture so I don't think the sticker paper will go through the roller if it's textured. I want to print on a hat without having to add a patch like I see a lot of people doing . I want to print textured and transfer to the hat . Any suggestions?

Hi I'm bringing on these metal button covers and they are peeling very easily. I have been using some sand paper to remove any coating that may be on them and hoping that any micro grooves that the sandpaper makes give some more andhesion to the surface but I guess it's not enough. Does anyone have a suggestion to help the ink stay?