Keep a quiet desk for cloth that is still on the loom. Each project lives on a mill ticket: name, sett, width, hours at the bench, and the yarn you still have left.
Peek the warp as dyed threads — indigo, madder, weld gold, walnut. Tap cells on the draft grid to lift or drop a shaft. Dock color chips onto warp ends when the stripe plan changes.
Yarn bins hold cones with yards and leftover. The beat studio sets a reed tempo and stamps minutes onto a ticket so hours stay honest.
The yardage chart stacks used yarn against leftover, lines up hours by cloth, and plots sett against finished width. The atlas keeps short notes on sett, beat, and finishing.
The house lamp chooses day linen or night mill. Wipe the desk when you want the sample warps back.
Hang a warp, lift a draft grid, and stamp leftover yarn on mill tickets.