- warp sewing
Training advanced students about textile conservation by learning about weaving techniques. The training was on a small board of cardboard divided into squares. Small alternating holes were made so the thread could be pushed through. 24 holes were made at the top and 24 holes on the bottom and were used for the warp thread. 16 holes were made for the weft threads. This process helps us to understand the structure of textiles from thread and fibers.
Making holes to make warp sewing
Iraqi Institute 