So there I was, beaming the venne cottlin for the sassy brassy towels. The warp tangled on me, so there was a lot of combing and sorting while beaming, which is a pain, and super stressful to deal with. After I finished beaming I discovered several broken warp ends. I did not notice them breaking during the beaming, but at the end there 2-4 loose threads that came off of the warp. I don't know what I should do.

Should I unwind the warp and try to find those ends and tie new threads to them? I am deeply afraid of tangling the warp if I do that. Also I have no idea where those broken warps are.

Should I ignore them, do my best to adjust the pattern as I sley, and deal with tension issues as they come up?

The pattern is a plain weave with a log cabin effect. At least two broken warp threads were from the log cabin section.

Not to worry, Rana - most of us have been there - done that! Since it’s possible that a few threads are missing at the end of your warp as you are about thread your heddles, just go ahead and start threading. You’ll see which threads are missing as you thread Colour and Weave through your heddles. Take a minute to watch Jane fix a broken warp thread in Season 1: Episode 3-3 Good Weaving Technique at about the 24 minute mark. With a bit of luck, if your warp threads broke close to the end of your warp, you’ll be able to incorporate them into your cloth further down the “road” as you weave. Keep us posted, please!