A working weaving draft. Paint the threading, tie-up and treadling — the cloth weaves itself.
Painting the warp with Madder
Weave
Yarn
Loom
Reading the draft
Top strip — threading. Each column is one warp thread; its peg says which of the 8 shafts it rides on. Tap a column to move that thread up or down.
Top-right box — tie-up. Each column is a treadle; its pegs are the shafts that treadle lifts. Tap to add or remove a tie.
Right strip — treadling. Each row is one pass of the shuttle; its peg says which treadle you press. Tap to change the pedalling order.
Big grid — the cloth. Not drawn by hand — computed from the three grids above. The thin colour strips on the top and left edge are the warp and weft yarns; paint them with a selected yarn.