Weft thread - Revision history

Tiff at 09:15, 26 January 2006

2006-01-26T09:15:03Z

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	'''Weft-thread''' is the [[weaving]] term for the [[thread]] that goes back and forth through the weaving. By comparison, the [[warp thread]]s are the long threads that are usually tied down onto the loom.		'''Weft-thread''' is the [[weaving]] term for the [[thread]] that goes back and forth through the weaving. By comparison, the [[warp thread]]s are the long threads that are usually tied down onto the [[loom]].

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Conrad Leviston: category:weaving

2005-11-02T11:17:07Z

category:weaving

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	'''Weft-thread''' is the [[weaving]] term for the [[thread]] that goes back and forth through the weaving. By comparison, the [[warp thread]]s are the long threads that are usually tied down onto the loom.		'''Weft-thread''' is the [[weaving]] term for the [[thread]] that goes back and forth through the weaving. By comparison, the [[warp thread]]s are the long threads that are usually tied down onto the loom.

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Taryn: Link fix

2003-06-25T16:42:31Z

Link fix

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	'''Weft-thread''' is the [[weaving]] term for the [[thread]] that goes back and forth through the weaving. By comparison, the [[~~weaving/~~warp-thread~~\|warp-threads~~]] are the long threads that are usually tied down onto the loom.		'''Weft-thread''' is the [[weaving]] term for the [[thread]] that goes back and forth through the weaving. By comparison, the [[warp thread]]s are the long threads that are usually tied down onto the loom.

Update at 23:30, 20 June 2003

2003-06-20T23:30:09Z

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'''Weft-thread''' is the [[weaving]] term for the [[thread]] that goes back and forth through the weaving. By comparison, the [[weaving/warp-thread|warp-threads]] are the long threads that are usually tied down onto the loom.