The threads first placed on a loom for weaving a fabric are called the A. shuttle. B. warp. C. selvage. D. weft.

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Audrey Burton

23 September, 14:37

The threads first placed on a loom for weaving a fabric are called the A. shuttle. B. warp. C. selvage. D. weft.

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Hopkins · Answer 1

B. warp

"Warp" are strings of threads or yarn that run up and down, from front to back to become fabric. Warp yarns are held fixed in tension or stretched on a loom or frame and wefts are introduced to weave. Warp is the longitudinal set in the accomplished material.

Jasper Haynes · Answer 2

Correct answer choice is:B. Warp. Explanation:

The warp is the collection of fibers or different components tightened in place on a weaver before the weft is injected through the weaving process. It is considered as the longitudinal collection in a polished fabric with two or more assemblages of elements.