Weft (Noun)
Meaning
The yarn woven across the warp yarn in weaving.
Classification
Nouns denoting man-made objects.
Examples
- The weft yarn was a vibrant shade of blue that added a pop of color to the otherwise neutral fabric.
- In traditional weaving, the weft is typically woven in a simple over-and-under pattern to create a sturdy fabric.
- The artisan carefully selected a contrasting weft yarn to create a striking visual effect in the finished textile.
- The weft yarn was woven in a subtle herringbone pattern to add texture and interest to the fabric.
- The weft threads were spaced closely together to create a dense and durable fabric suitable for upholstery.