heddle-eye Antonyms
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Meaning of heddle-eye
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heddle-eye (n.)
The eye or loop formed in each heddle to receive a warp thread.
heddle-eye Sentence Examples
- The intricate pattern of the fabric was woven on a loom with expertly aligned heddle-eyes.
- The heddle-eye, a small opening in the heddle, guided the warp threads through its corresponding slot.
- With a deft touch, the weaver manipulated the heddle-eyes to create precise interlacing of the threads.
- The heddle-eyes, like tiny windows, allowed the weft thread to pass through at the desired point.
- The heddle-eyes were meticulously positioned to ensure the consistency and accuracy of the weave.
- The weaver's keen eye paid close attention to each heddle-eye, ensuring the thread's proper placement.
- The heddle-eyes, acting like tiny gears, worked together to orchestrate the complex dance of the threads.
- The warp thread, guided by the heddle-eye, ascended and descended, creating a rhythmic pattern on the loom.
- The heddle-eyes were the unsung heroes of the weaving process, quietly facilitating the creation of intricate textiles.
- As the weaver adjusted the heddle-eyes, the loom hummed with the symphony of interlacing threads, each movement shaping the final design.
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The eye or loop formed in each heddle to receive a warp thread.
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The intricate pattern of the fabric was woven on a loom with expertly aligned heddle-eyes.
The heddle-eye, a small opening in the heddle, guided the warp threads through its corresponding slot.
With a deft touch, the weaver manipulated the heddle-eyes to create precise interlacing of the threads.
The heddle-eyes, like tiny windows, allowed the weft thread to pass through at the desired point.
