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A SMALL WORKBENCH FOR YOUR NEXT WARP

From width
to every strand.

Turn your chosen width, sett and winding length into a clear warp-yarn total. Count individual ends, keep allowances explicit and check the stock you actually know.

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01 / DEFINE YOUR WARP

Your choices.
A transparent count.

Planning width, not finished cloth width. Greater than zero; up to 10,000 mm.

Ends per chosen distance. Enter your own sett; no yarn or reed recommendation is inferred.

Whole strands added after the body count is rounded up. A folded loop contains two ends.

Already include your chosen take-up, fringe, shrinkage and loom waste. Greater than zero; up to 10,000 m.

Blank means unknown. Zero means known zero. Count only the yarn available for this warp, excluding any weft reserve.

Unit changes retain the exact physical entry internally; displayed conversions may be rounded. Editing a number establishes a new entry. Number formats and limits.

02 / YOUR WARP AT A GLANCE

Total individual ends

102

100 rounded body ends + 2 extra individual ends

Total warp yarn306 m334.645669 yd
Unrounded body requirement
100 ends
Body ends rounded up
100
Added by rounding
0 ends
Body-only implied width
25 cm
Length per individual end
3 m

The implied width covers the rounded body count at your entered sett. Extra ends are excluded from that width; no finished-cloth size is predicted.

ENTERED STOCK CHECK

Unavailable

No available yarn length was supplied.

THE THREE STEPS

Width × sett.
Round. Then multiply.

  1. Multiply in-reed width by your entered end density.
  2. Round the body count upward, then add extra individual ends.
  3. Multiply all ends by your total winding length for one end.

Warpcount adds no hidden waste percentage or selvedge rule. Follow the worked examples and keep your winding-length allowances in one place.