1) Fabric 2) Filling 3) Filling yarn 4) Horizontal fabric threads 5) Horizontal thread in a fabric 6) Horizontal threads 7) Pick 8) Shuttle thread 9) Something woven 10) Tapestry thread 11) Term in weaving 12) Thread 13) Thread carried by the shuttle 14) Warp crosser 15) Warp s counterpart 16) Weaving component
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1) Woof
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• (n.) A thing waved, waived, or cast away; a waif. • (n.) The woof of cloth; the threads that cross the warp from selvage to selvage; the thread carried by the shuttle in weaving. • imp. & p. p. of Wave. • (n.) A web; a thing woven.
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The horizontal or crosswise threads that intersect the warp threads in woven fabrics.
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The yarns running across the width of a woven fabric. See also fill, pick, and woof.
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The yarn that is woven across the warps on the loom during weaving.
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See warp. The weft thread ss that contained in the shuttle of a loom.
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Wefted hair for extensions are held together with fine threads, either machine wefted and hand tied. Most hair used for extensions is machine wefted in fine, medium or heavy wefts. Medium wefts being the most commonly used. Hand tied wefted hair is generally more expensive but is better quality and can be more durable.
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In weaving, the horizontal threads interlaced through the warp. Also called woof.
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The horizontal (crosswise) threads that intersect the warp (lengthwise) threads in a woven fabric. This direction of the fabric has more stretch than the warp but less than the bias.
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The crosswise or filling pick yarns in a woven cloth, as opposed to the warp yarns. This term is popular in hand weaving circles in the USA, while in the industry the term filling is more popular, however both words have the same meaning.
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Weft noun [ Confer
Waif .] A thing waved, waived, or cast away; a waif. [ Obsolete] 'A forlorn
weft .'
Spenser. Found on
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Weft obsolete
imperfect & past participle of
Wave .
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The yarns that run across the fabric, selvedge to selvedge.
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Weft are threads crossing from side to side of a web and interwoven with warp.
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Threads running at 90
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The crossway threads in a loom, carried by the shuttle.
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The crosswise threads in a woven fabric–traveling from selvage to selvage
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The crosswise threads in woven fabric.
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The yarns running perpendicular to the warp in a woven fabric. See also: Warp.
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The horizontal threads in a particular fabric or on a loom.
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Real or Fibre hair which is doubled over and machine sewn along the top to create long strands of hair. This is also the type of hair used for hair extensions and weaving.
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Crosswire Filler yarns in woven fabrics, perpendicular to warp.
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Hair which is held together on a thin material with fine threads. Single wefts can be used to create voloume and length as an extension or can be sewn together to make up the main body of a wig
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