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

A long, thin thread of material like wool or cotton.

Beater: A machine A stick, or frame comb, used or fork for useweaving to tightly cloth. pack A loom the weftholds threads. the warp threads in place. Fiber: A long, thin thread of material like wool or cotton. A design element or theme in a work of art. Loom: A machine or frame used for weaving cloth. A loom holds the warp threads A in simple place. tool used in the aid of threading a needle.

A design element or theme in a work of art. AnyMotif: threads that extend above the surface of the weaving.

Needle Threader: A simple tool used in the aid of threading a needle. A length of yarn or thread loosely wound. Pile: Any threads that extend above the surface of the weaving. The sides of a weaving that run parallel to the warp threads. Skein: A length of yarn or thread loosely wound. The basic alternating weaving pattern (A/B pattern). Selvage: The sides of a weaving that run parallel to the warp threads. A short needle with a long eye and a blunt point. Tabby Weave:The basic alternating weaving pattern (A/B pattern). Fibers that have been twisted into long strands. Yarn can be made from wool, cotton,Tapestry silk, Needle: etc. A short needle with a long eye and a blunt point.

Yarn: In weaving, Fibers thatthe verticalhave been threads twisted held into in placelong strands. on a loom Yarn that can form be madethe foundationfrom wool,of a fabric. cotton, silk, etc.

Warp:In weaving, The vertical the threads threads that held are in passed place onover a loomand under that form the foundation the warp threads.foundation of a fabric.

The threads that are passes over and under the foundation warp Weft: The textile fiber obtained from sheep. threads.

Wool: The textile fiber obtained from sheep.

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