Description
-Warp refers to the set of vertical threads or yarns that are held under tension on a loom.
– The warp threads are typically attached to a loom’s frame or beam, and they extend from the back of the loom to the front. They are positioned parallel to each other and are spaced apart at a predetermined width.
-Sisal fibers, derived from the sisal plant, can be spun into yarn or used directly as warp threads in weaving. Sisal is known for its strength and durability, which makes it suitable for applications that require sturdy textiles. However, it’s worth noting that sisal fiber is coarser compared to some other fibers commonly used as warp threads, such as cotton or linen.
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