The lengthwise (vertical) threads on a loom are known as the

What tool is used to guide the weft thread through the shed?

The crosswise (horizontal) threads on a loom are known as the

The opening created on a loom where the weft passes is known as the

A type of vertical loom that comes in various sizes on which wall hangings are woven is known as a

What is a plain weave?

A large looms that sit directly on the floor and use foot pedals called treadles that open and close the sheds by raising and lowering the harness is known as a

What is the repetition of elements of art; showing consistency with colors or lines?

A device used to weave is known as a

A type of loom that uses one stick or bar attached to a fixed object, using the weaver’s body to create tension is known as a

A type of loom where the warp strands pass through holes in the cards and a woven pattern is created by turning one or more cards to create a pattern is known as a

A long thin thread or material like wool or cotton is known as a

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

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

A knotting technique that produces piles of fringe is known as a

What weaving tool is shown in the photo above?

The history of tapestries can be traced from ____________ to today.

Back in Medieval times, it would take a skilled team of two people___________ to weave just one square foot of tapestry.

Tapestries can be woven on which types of looms? (check all that apply)