Flyknit uses a computer-controlled knitting machine to automatically weave strands of polyester yarn into the shape of the upper part of a shoe, instead of having it manually stitched together from individual panels, the way most trainers are made in Asian factories.
Did you know that scientists are able to weave strands of stainless steel together and that these strands are three times thinner than a piece of paper?
Wang, who said he "wanted to bring two worlds together", wove strands of Balenciaga DNA throughout this collection.
In his "Far East" series, Arnie Arlow weaves strands of thickly applied acrylic to build low reliefs that recall ancient architectural decorations.
William Cordova, born in Peru in 1971, raised in Florida, educated at Yale, weaves strands of this history together without tying them into easy knots.
Buy it at a discount from BOL Shadow of the Minotaur by Alan Gibbons A plot which cleverly weaves strands of modern computer games with Greek myths to tell a story of family, friendship and growth.
She has for many years woven strands of her family history into the spare minimalist pieces, brimming with intense distilled emotion, that characterize her work and have made her something of an iconic figure in downtown dance.
"In the flower stall two men sat like musicians, weaving strands of marigold, garlands of jasmine and lily, and rose, their fingers picking, plucking, knotting, playing a floral melody.
Ms. Armitage has woven strands of many dance styles into the piece, among them ballet, yoga and capoeira, the Brazilian martial arts form that may be seen here most clearly in the dancers' flung limbs.
Carolyn Rodgers, a leading poet of the Black Arts Movement of the 1960s and 1970s whose work wove strands of feminism, black power, spirituality and writerly self-consciousness into a sometimes raging, sometimes ruminative search for identity, died on April 2 in Chicago.
