The horizontal threads which are woven across the warp.

The vertical threads which form the base of the weaving.

A design or motif that is regularly repeated

A long thin thread or material like wool or cotton.

A simple weave where the weft alternates over one and under one warp end

A handwoven textile or cloth weave, commonly figured, and used as a wall hanging,

a technique that differs from other forms of weaving in having no weft, or horizontal threads, carried the full width of the fabric.

stick, fork or comb used to tightly pack the weft threads.

An ornamental boarder of threads left loose or formed into tassels or twists, used to edge clothing or material.