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<p><span id="isPasted" style="text-decoration:none;">The warp threads are the vertical backbone of any weaving project. They&#x2019;re the foundation that holds the fabric together, so durability is key. Strong yarns like cotton and linen are popular choices, especially for projects under heavy tension.</span></p>

The warp threads are the vertical backbone of any weaving project. They’re the foundation that holds the fabric together, so durability is key. Strong yarns like cotton and linen are popular choices, especially for projects under heavy tension.

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