reweaving

Repairing torn cloth

Reweaving is the repair of damaged fabric by weaving new threads into the existing material, restoring tears or holes to near-invisible condition.

Professional reweavers can mend moth damage, cigarette burns, or rips in fine garments: The tailor specializes in reweaving wool suits.

Figuratively, reweaving describes reconstituting something that has come apart: reweaving the social fabric after conflict.

textile

loom

Fabric-making frame

  • warpBend from true form
  • weftCrosswise loom threads
  • mendingRestoring damaged items

darning · fabric · threads · shuttle · tapestry · restoration · needlework · selvage · repair · patching

social

relationships

Links between individuals

reconciliation · trust · networks · ties · healing · rebuilding · mending · fabric · kinship · solidarity

ecological

ecosystem

Interconnected organisms and surroundings

regeneration · rewilding · interconnection · symbiosis · balance · recovery · resilience · species · rehabilitation · renewal

narrative

storyline

Sequence of fictional events

plot · continuity · threads · connection · coherence · synthesis · reworking · editing · reconstruction · redrafting

Categories
Opposites
repair method

reweavingpatching

Repairing by covering

darning · covering up · visible mending · cutting out · discarding

textile action

reweavingunraveling

Process of coming undone

tearing · ripping · shredding · unweaving · cutting

creative process

reweavingweaving

Interlacing strands into fabric

creating

Family

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G