Editing Loom (section)

===Tapestry looms===
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[[File:Tapestry Loom-colored.svg|thumb|upright|Medieval European ''haute-lisse'' tapestry loom. Oddly, while many dangling bobbins are shown, the different colours are not.]]
Tapestry can have extremely complex wefts, as different strands of wefts of different colours are used to form the pattern. Speed is lower, and shedding and picking devices may be simpler. Looms used for weaving traditional [[tapestry]] are called not as "vertical-warp" and "horizontal-warp", but as "high-warp" or "low-warp" (the French terms ''[[Warp (weaving)|haute-lisse]]'' and {{transliteration|fr|basse-lisse}} are also used in English).<ref>https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bas-lisse and the other 3 entries</ref>

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File:Rea-Menzies in studio.jpg|Haut-lisse tapestry loom, 2022, New Zealand
File:Loom haute lisse DSC08774.jpg|Commercial haut-lisse tapestry loom, 2004
File:Loom basse lisse DSC08828.jpg|A commercial basse-lisse tapestry loom in the same factory, 2004
File:Principaux outils de la tapisserie de basse lisse sur le métier à tisser (flûtes, grattoir, peigne, poinçon).jpg|Tapestry tools, on the loom. [[Bobbin]]s, scrapper (with short teeth), comb (double-ended), and [[wikt:awl|awl]] (tip hidden).
File:Wandtapijt Nieuwe Kerk Middelburg.webm|A power loom in the [[TextielMuseum Tilburg]] weaving a tapestry for the [[Niewe Kerk Middelburg]]; note that the threads do not vary in colour along their length.
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