Sentence examples for loom width from inspiring English sources
Two carpets are simultaneously woven sandwiched one above the other, and the two are then cut apart by a reciprocating blade traversing the loom width.
During their construction, historic tapestries were often woven sideways due to loom width restrictions.
Loom widths increased from the formerly conventional 18, 27, or 36 inches (46, 69, or 91 centimetres), to the broadloom, usually 12, 15, or 18 feet (4, 5, or 6 metres) wide, resulting in large economies in weaving costs and producing larger and more convenient unseamed areas for laying.
Wilton pile is formed by looping the yarn over wires that project it mechanically across the width of the loom and beneath the decorative pile yarns.
A thick sandstone-slab waterfall that looms over Jingga spans the width of one end of this 65m pool.
Spool width varies according to the loom, the smallest is usually 18 inches (46 centimetres) wide.
The looming stimulus was presented at a distance of 1/3 of the display width from the left or the right margins of the display in random fashion.
Continue warping the loom with sufficient threads to accommodate the required number of beads to obtain the width of your piece.
When Raphael's designs arrived in Brussels they were cut into long strips about a yard wide, the width of warps (the up and down threads) on the tapestry looms.
The articles contributed by investigators from various research laboratories with different scientific backgrounds have not only portrayed the width of the problem but also displayed some silver lining in the management of the looming crisis.
