Weaving

Technology depends on early inventions to develop. The early technology is the foundation for modern technology. It is all connected. Various methods were created to make the looms work and some of those ideas are still in use. An easier way to think of this is without the wheel there wouldn't be a car. The tools created to invent one thing are also used again to make something else. I suggest you watch an old TV show called CONNECTIONS that follows the invention of things and how they are connected. ALL of history is connected and once you understand this idea history becomes very clear and easy to understand.

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Woven pictures hung on the walls in the homes of nobles were called tapestries.

The thing that affects the quality of a pattern of some cloth that will be woven on a loom is mostly dependent on the technique that a person uses and the quality of the yarn. If the technique is poor and irregular, the cloth will be weak.

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The craft is called macreme. It has patterns and is made with pins and a board. When done with cords, it is called macrame (there are accent marks over the "e"). When done with thread and bobbins, it is called bobbin lace. Rails (handrails, safety rails) are often covered with cords to privide a better grip. This is usually done using decorative knots. The pointed tool used to tie the knots and the art of knot-tying are both called "Marlinspike".

what is the difference between mill made and power loom made fabrics

A Saori loom is a trademarked small floor loom that has just two pedals, plus the ability to remove a project and switch to a different project. A rigid heddle loom has one reed/heddle with slots and holes that also serves as a beater, and the loom is commonly used with a trestle or on a table. Functionally, both looms produce plain weave fabric although there are a variety of effects that can be done on either loom with finger manipulation, varying warp/weft threads, pulled threads, or pick-up sticks.

What is called as point system in fabric inspection?

Wool is produced is most parts of world. So it is hard to say just few names. As wool is of various types like sheep wool, lambs wool, cashmere , camel wool etc. So these are also produced in various geographic locations across world.

India, Pakistan, Tibet, Nepal, Scotland are popular for Cashmere Wool

Lambswool is produced around the world, particularly Australia and New Zealand.

Deserts are popular for camel wool.

Very high altitude areas are produce wool made from yaks.

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The weaver had to push the shuttle by hand, which was much slower.

They're called the warp - and the weft. The warp is the vertical threads attached to the frame - the weft is the threads drawn through the warp in the process of weaving.

The weaving industry moved to factories primarily for increased efficiency and productivity. The introduction of mechanization, such as the power loom, allowed for faster production and reduced labor costs, making factory-based operations more economically viable than traditional hand-weaving at home. Additionally, factories centralized resources and labor, enabling mass production and better quality control, which further fueled the industry's growth during the Industrial Revolution.

shuttle is the reel on which the weft yarn is winded.during weaving process the shuttle is run across the loom and weaves the fabric.

Weaving examples include traditional textile production, such as creating fabrics on a loom, where threads are interlaced to form cloth. Other forms include basket weaving, where natural materials like reeds or grasses are intertwined to create functional or decorative items. Additionally, tapestry weaving involves crafting intricate designs on a larger scale, often depicting scenes or patterns. Each of these methods showcases the artistry and skill involved in transforming raw materials into usable or decorative pieces.

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While many ancient cuvilizations were known fir weaving, Incans have always been known for amazing skills at weaving.

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Nickname given to the political alliance in the Whig Party made up of northern manufacturers, cotton traders, and bankers