These instructions are for mercerized cotton yarn. The instructions include information about arranging colors for the gamp, information about what a gamp is and drafts for weaving the gamp. You choose what size you would like to use…3/2, 5/2, 10/2 or 20/2 and the instructions are specific for that size of yarn. All of the instructions have suggestions for weaving gamps in huck lace, twill, overshot and summer and winter. More pictures of completed gamps are available here. Add your own yarn. No yarn comes with the instructions. If you would like the yarn that is discussed in the instructions, click here for the complete kit. After purchase, you will have unlimited access to the downloadable file. Please let us know if you want a copy mailed to you. 3/2 Sized Yarns: Instructions for weaving gamps on Rigid Heddle Looms and 4-shaft Looms 3/2 Yarn 4-shaft Project Description: 3 gamps, 20”x20” with fringe 12-dent reed, 12 PPI 3” wide in reed. 3/2 Yarn RH Project Description: 2 gamps, each woven in two panels: 12”x28” plus fringe 10-dent reed, 10 PPI 5” wide in reed. 5/2 Sized Yarns: Instructions for weaving gamps on Rigid Heddle Looms, 4-shaft and 8-shaft Looms 5/2 Yarn 4-shaft and 8-shaft Project Description: Three 32”x32” gamps 8-dent reed, 16 EPI, 16 PPI 35” wide in reed. 5/2 Yarn RH Project Description: Two 13”x18” gamps and One 13”x36” table runner 12-dent reed, 12 PPI 3” wide in reed. 10/2 Sized Yarns: Instructions for weaving gamps on 4-shaft and 8-shaft Looms 10/2 Yarn 4-shaft and 8-shaft Project Description: 3 gamps (4-shaft and 8-shaft instructions) 32” to 30” square finished dimensions with additional fringe 12-dent reed, 24 EPI & 24 PPI 35” wide in reed (4-shaft) 33.3” wide in reed (8-shaft). 20/2 Sized Yarns: Instructions for weaving gamps on 4-shaft and 8-shaft Looms 20/2 Yarn 4-shaft and 8-shaft Project Description: 3 gamp squares with additional fringe 32”x32” finished, 35” in reed 12-dent reed, 36 EPI & 36 PPI These instructions were all updated in January 2024. If you have purchased the instructions and you have that version, you are up to date. If not, redownload the instructions for the latest version.
