Warping an Inkle Loom

I think inkle weaving might be something that I would enjoy, but what do you do with the bands afterwards? I can't think that you would need too many bands. Can someone explain?

Historically, these bands also called gaiters, were used to wrap a person's cuffs on their one or two shirts. Or to keep the tops of their stockings (pre-elastic) up around calves, below the breeches bottom. Other uses include: pouch/bag straps, bedroll lashing, belts, and for trade.
That's all I know...

I make tote and shoulder bags and an inkle loom is perfect for making the handles and straps for those. I also use it as a warping board.

This was quite helpful. The background is a little busy and too much the same colors as the subject, but a good video nonetheless. It was more understandable than the Schacht Co. you-tube instructional video. Thanks!

I have a borrowed inkle loom, and this video is *exactly* what I needed. And I love the piano music!

Wow, thanks! I always forget how to warp the thing and have to wait for weeks for one of my friends to show me. This is great.

THANK YOU for explaining the heddle and how to warp thing thing!!! Now it all makes sense!

OH!!! The heddles--it suddenly MAKES SENSE! I was going to be feeding the ball of warp yarn through each one; it seemed such a pain in the rear. Now I get it! The heddle folds over the warp. Thank you for this great tutorial! I'm definitely subscribing. :D

Thanks for a great visual tutorial!