Inside a soft wood loom frame, yarn climbs the center line. Hold to charge height with one finger; with the other, tap the cut key when the thread enters the peach-teal loom window. Cuts outside snap the warp and spend Yarn Toughness. Closer to the window center means richer feedback; chains build a multiplier.
Segments keep coming: narrower drifting windows, shifting charge curves. Timing lives in the charge-and-release feel, distinct from ink-order taps or gong pulls. For players who like split-hand timing, reading a floating band, and handmade weave mood. Portrait center yarn with a right-side cut key, toughness bar along the bottom, help that explains the two-finger flow.
Charge yarn high, then cut inside the teal loom window.