Warp length
Builds total length from finished length, pieces, shrinkage, take-up, loom waste, sampling, hems, headers, and safety margin.
WarpWise helps handweavers calculate warp length, width in reed, total ends, and yarn requirements while accounting for take-up, shrinkage, draw-in, loom waste, sampling, hems, headers, and safety margin.
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Enter the finished project, yarn behavior, loom allowances, and color end counts. WarpWise updates the full plan immediately and keeps the major numbers easy to read.
Builds total length from finished length, pieces, shrinkage, take-up, loom waste, sampling, hems, headers, and safety margin.
Accounts for width shrinkage and draw-in before calculating the reed width and base warp ends.
Add floating selvedges and extra border ends to the calculated base ends.
Track yarn amounts for Color A, Color B, Color C, or as many additional warp colors as needed.
Start with common settings for cotton towels, wool scarves, rigid heddle weaving, or tapestry, then customize.
Switch between inches and centimeters. Outputs convert to yards or meters for yarn totals.
Runs on iPhone, iPad, and Mac through Mac Catalyst with keyboard-friendly entry on Mac.
Name a warp plan, then share, print, or save it for the project binder.
A quick visual summary shows the planned reed width and warp length at a glance.
It is the length to wind for each warp end after accounting for finished length, shrinkage, take-up, loom waste, sampling, hems or fringe, headers, and safety margin.
Unassigned ends are total warp ends that have not been assigned to a color row. Add more color ends or adjust the current color counts to reduce that number.
Yes. Start with three color rows and add more as needed.
No. WarpWise does not collect analytics, personal information, location data, project data, or tracking data.
No. The calculator works locally on your device.