Weaving in a sentence

That weaving style is known as ‘Chilkat weaving’ because it was perfected mainly by the women of the Chilkat tribe of Tlingit Indians in southeast Alaska.

Every district has weaving ‘clusters’, which are home to artisan communities, each specialising in specific varieties of handloom weaving.

History Weaving in ancient Egypt There are some indications that weaving was already known in the Paleolithic era.

In addition to the tradition of silk weaving and lamba production, the weaving of raffia and other local plant materials has been used to create a wide array of practical items such as floor mats, baskets, purses and hats.

Industrial Revolution main By 1892, most cotton weaving was done in similar weaving sheds, powered by steam.

Mangaia also produces food pounders carved from the heavy calcite found in its extensive limestone caves. citation Weaving The outer islands produce traditional weaving of mats, basketware and hats.

Most power weaving took place in weaving sheds, in small towns circling Greater Manchester away from the cotton spinning area.

To preserve this traditional knowledge the village is planning to open a local weaving centre, a museum and weaving school.

Weaving Modern rug from Bijar Kurdish weaving is renowned throughout the world, with fine specimens of both rugs and bags.

Weaving West Bengal has a rich heritage of handloom weaving, and produces some of the finest varieties of cotton and silk sarees in the country.

A court was told how the 68-year-old's articulated lorry could be seen weaving five or six times with other drivers fearing it was out of control.

Across its five seasons, has warmly embraced its origins, bringing back familiar faces and meaningfully weaving the Sons into storylines for years.

Adults can choose from a selection of pre-bookable workshops each day of Weftival such as loom speed dating, weaving a wall hanging, learning to weave basics (frame loom) and a production tour of the mill.

After a long, exhausting competition, the 26‑year‑old American saved her best balance beam routine for when it was most needed in the final, weaving through without a single balance check.

A G Rivett, who lives in Llandysul, Ceredigion, draws on his life-experience as a doctor, a priest and a crofter in weaving his tale of a man who must face the challenges of his past to find a way through to an unexpected future.

All back Ghana weaving hairstyles.

Another man walked through the crowd of protesters weaving in and out while reciting prayers.

A perfect early "sewing" kit for little ones, this lace-up set comes with three dinosaur shapes and three shoe laces for weaving.

A prime example of this asymmetry occurs in the relationship between computing and weaving.

As well as weaving incidents from her own personal life into her lyrics, she’s increasingly used her tracks to create characters and craft narratives: think of the tales that she spins on her lockdown albums Folklore and Evermore.