> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tempoweave.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tempoweave.com/help-by-menu-tabs/project-menu/warp-and-weft-winding-plan.md).

# Warp and Weft Winding Plan

### What It Does

These are generated reports that summarized the counts of warp and weft colors.  

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### How to Use It

1. Simply click the Warp Winding Plan or Weft Color Plan icon on the Project Menu.   
2. View the report on screen, print or save as a PDF.

![](/files/1OQwc19s2RmGTMvqSFth)

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### Tips for Use in Designing

When checking your draft for symmetry, these reports are very useful.

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For example, if you expect colors to be applied symmetrically across the threading, the color counts should be mirrored. If **Yellow**, for instance, is normally 20 threads, but one section has 19 threads, it will be very obvious on the Warp Plan but could easily be missed when reviewing the draft itself.

Likewise, in the treadling, the color counts can be inspected for expected values and symmetry.

If a similar but different color has been selected from the palette, it will also appear on these printouts.

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For a complete description of these reports, please see:

{% content-ref url="/pages/61bPD9D27vgm0lWesJ7l" %}
[Print Warp Winding Plan](/help-by-menu-tabs/file-menu/print-formatted-reports/print-warp-winding-plan.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

{% content-ref url="/pages/DolfQPdHjkxAmeRENt6S" %}
[Print Weft Color Change Plan](/help-by-menu-tabs/file-menu/print-formatted-reports/print-weft-color-change-plan.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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