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(Tekstil) atkı ipliği

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{i} atkı (dokuma)

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örülmüş şey

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(Tekstil) atkı Açıklama: Dokuma işleminde kullanılan yatay iplik sistemidir

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The horizontal threads that are interlaced through the warp in a woven fabric

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In hairdressing, a hair extension that is glued directly to someone's natural hair

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The threads that go across the length of a piece of cloth or a loom (= special frame for weaving)

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A web; a thing woven

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In woven fabric, the filling yarns that run perpendicular to the warp yarns

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the yarn used for the weft; the fill

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Usually softer and more pliable threads that pass from side to side across the warp threads

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wings, engine(s), fuselage, tail Method used to learn aircraft's major parts for recognition training

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Threads which run crosswise across the weave of a fabric Sometimes called the Woof

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The horizontal foundation strands which are passed over and under the warps at right angles Besides helping to lock the knots into place, wefts together with warps make up the foundation of a rug

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Yarns which run widthwise in woven carpet interlacing with various warp yarns

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The horizontal threads of a textile that interlace with the warp

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the horizontal threads or fibers that cross the warp from selvage to selvage Also called Woof

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‑ Yarn used for the woof

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The yarns running perpendicular to the warp in a woven fabric; also called "woof "

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the horizontal threads that are interlaced through the warp in a woven fabric; the woof

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Weft threads are the threads you manipulate through the warp to make fabric They go from right to "weft" Sometimes also called "woof"

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In cloth, the threads which run at right angles to the length of the roll

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the yarn woven across the warp yarn in weaving

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yarn or thread which runs at right angles to the warp Usually patterns are woven into fabric by changing or manipulating the weft threads

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[n] threads in a weaving that cross the warp threads from one side of the cloth to the other

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of Wave

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Wool, cotton or silk yarns inserted horizontally over and under the warp forming the foundation of the rug

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Yarns running perpendicular to the warp in a woven fabric Also called woof

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yarns which run across the width of a fabric (also known as filling)

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In weaving, the weft of a piece of cloth is the threads which are passed sideways across the other threads. Compare warp. the weft the threads in a piece of cloth that are woven across the threads that go from top to bottom = woof warp

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A thing waved, waived, or cast away; a waif

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Wefts are yarns woven through warps by means of a shuttle Wefts are horizontal or crosswise yarns when the fabric is viewed on a loom

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Yarns that are woven horizontally across the warp of a rug

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{i} crosswise weave in cloth (as opposed to woof); piece of cloth

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The threads in a fabric that are woven perpendicular to the selvage through the warp threads The weaving process results in a slight amount of give across the width of the fabric

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The woof of cloth; the threads that cross the warp from selvage to selvage; the thread carried by the shuttle in weaving

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Threads that run widthwise in a fabric

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Cross-wise threads, which run at right angles to the warp in any woven textiles

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a filling thread or yarn in weaving

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(also WOOF) The threads which are added in succession to the warp, crossing at right angles in the direction of the width of the fabric In piled carpets they are invisible on the surface in kilims the wefts are the only threads visible

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In a woven fabric, the yarn running from selvage to selvage at right angles to the warp Each crosswise length is called a pick

Etimoloji

[ 'weft ] (noun.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English; akin to Old Norse veptr weft, Old English wefan to weave; more at WEAVE.